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Global health care leaders at the World Economic Forum reveal lessons learned from the latest Ebola outbreak.

You have to go to India or China to buy some of the world's best smartphones made by Xiaomi, YotaPhone, Micromax, Huawei and Lenovo.

Kids need to learn computer science early in order to get enough experience to work in the field later.

Expelling ISIS from Iraq could take up to two years, according to the British foreign minister.

When Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush powwow in Utah, 2016 will be the hot topic.

The proximity of Netanyahu's visit to Israel's upcoming election factored into the decision, a White House spokesperson said.

The anti-abortion legislation passed 242-179 after GOP leaders scrapped a stronger bill.

A new United Nations Children's Fund report shows countries in the developing world mimick a U.S. trend.

Some in France have been calling for a "total war on terror," but French troops have been battling militants for months — and it's not ISIS.

President Barack Obama met with the wife of Saeed Abedini, a pastor imprisoned in Iran, telling her his release is a "top priority."

U.S. markets are in the green after Europe’s central bank move. The euro dives to a low unseen since 2003.

Microsoft has 1.5 billion reasons to believe it can return to relevance. But it has never mastered mobile. Can Windows 10 change that?

New data from the FAA shows Chicago O'Hare International Airport had more departures and arrivals than any other in 2014.

Fierce competition from T-Mobile and Sprint dented Verizon's earnings.

Cities in the developing world, especially China, dominated the economic rankings of 300 cities in the world.

While conducting joint exercises with Ukrainian forces, U.S. troops will train them to defend against Russian artillery.

The force of English-speaking foreign fighters is meant to target Western cities.

The European Central Bank announced Thursday a 60 billion-euro-a-month stimulus program aimed at spurring growth and averting deflation.

The State of the Union address showed that he will still push his liberal agenda despite a Republican-controlled Congress.

Some farmers in rural America have taken to flipping their land to breed deer -- a lucrative business that authorities are now cracking down on.

An area of U.S. military service formerly open only to men will now be integrated.