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The "stereotypical American" chain known for chicken wings and hot pants is planning 30 more locations in Southeast Asia.

An Afghan soldier opened fire at a Kabul military airport, killing three Americans.

Why McDonald’s time has passed -- and the age of fast-casual dining is upon us.

Tired of battling it out with your friends with the same backdrops in "Super Smash Bros for the Wii U?" Nintendo is offering 15 new levels.

Homeland Security "should not be put in jeopardy by the debate about immigration," former DHS secretaries wrote.

The jumbo jets that will fly the U.S. president beginning in 2023 are most likely the last of their iconic breed.

Congress promised the JOBS Act would spur growth for small firms. A new study shows signs of success.

The second-largest U.S. cable operator posted a net loss of video customers but saw dramatic gains in broadband.

The U.S. says Japanese aerial support would be welcomed over the disputed waters of the South China Sea.

Though a Sony employee accidentally posted the announcement just a bit too early, the company has now confirmed the release.

The popular eatery chain is banking on metrics of "Shack-onomics" to boost market value to more than $675 million.

A special group charged with trying to overhaul the existing military compensation and retirement system is scheduled to announce its findings on Thursday.

Lebanon is on edge as Israel and the Shiite militants trade fire, but their confrontation is unlikely to escalate.

Many analysts consider Alibaba to be a barometer for the Chinese economy, which is growing at its slowest pace since 1990.

The Senate is expected to pass the Keystone pipeline bill Thursday, but the president has threatened a veto.

The GOP has the power, but so far they have splintered over abortion, border security and homeland security funding. Can they agree on anything?

Tommy Thompson was found living in a South Florida hotel, where he stayed under a fake name and only paid cash.

Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev is accusing the West of "dragging" Russia into a military conflict.

The U.S. still has $15.3 billion to spend in Afghanistan, and someone’s got to keep an eye on it.

President Barack Obama has threatened to veto the Senate's version of the Keystone bill if it comes across his desk.

Kenji Goto has become the Islamic State group's messenger for ransom demands and execution threats sent to foreign governments.