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Israeli Military Shoots Down Syrian Fighter Jet For Infiltrating Airspace Over Golan Heights

The jet — a Sukhoi Su-24 — had reportedly traveled 2,600 feet west of the border into Israel before turning around.

More Buyers Prefer iPhone 6 Plus Over iPhone 6, But Both Models Are Expected To Lure Android Users

The latest iPhones, which together sold more than 10 million units during opening weekend, are expected to lure in high-end Android switchers.

Chinese Court Jails Uighur Scholar For Life For Separatism

Economics professor Ilham Tohti, 44, stood trial for two days last week on separatism charges in the western region of Xinjiang.

US Warned Assad Regime Before Airstrikes In Syria

The U.S. government warned the Syrian regime prior to launching airstrikes on ISIS strongholds in the country.

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ISIS-Linked Algerian Group Threatens To Execute French Captive If Attacks On Islamic State Continue

An al Qaeda splinter group named Jound al Khilafa, or "Soldiers of the caliphate," claimed responsibility for the abduction.

New ISIS Video 'Lend Me Your Ears' Released With John Cantlie, Amid First US Airstrikes On Syria

British journalist John Cantlie appears to narrate the second video in the Islamic State group's propaganda "lecture series."

India's Modi To Get Rock Star Reception In New York

The event will be emceed by prominent members of the Indian American community.

Germany's Merck To Buy Sigma-Aldrich For $17B To Boost Lab Supplies Operation

Merck, which has been hit by several drug development failures, wants its own pharmaceuticals business to remain a medium-sized entity.

US Launches Airstrikes In Syria Against ISIS, At Least 20 Militants Killed, Says Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

Airstrikes by the U.S. and several Arab allies killed at least 20 ISIS militants, but also reportedly claimed the lives of eight civilians.

Is Kris And Bruce Jenner's Marriage Over? Kardashian Matriarch Reportedly Files For Divorce

Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner reportedly filed for divorce from husband Bruce on Monday.

Obama Administration Cracks Down On Tax Inversions

The Department of Treasury issued new rules that make it harder for U.S. corporations to avoid taxes by moving their headquarters abroad.

Major Corporations Like IKEA, Mars, Say They'll Use 100% Renewable Energy By 2020

The RE100 campaign coincides with a private-sector push to get governments to tax carbon dioxide emissions that cause climate change.

ISIS: Some Americans Fighting With Islamic State Group Are Back On US Soil, Says Obama Adminstration

About 100 Americans have joined Islamic State group abroad, the Obama administration announced on Monday.

Arab Bank Liable Over Hamas Attacks

A U.S. jury found Arab Bank liable for providing material support to Hamas.

UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Says World Is Finally Awakening To Global Climate Change Threat

At the opening event of Climate Week NYC, U.N. chief Ban Ki-Moon urged leaders to accelerate action on global climate change.

Microsoft Makes Office 365 Free For Students

The free subscription to Office 365 ProPlus includes access to the full versions of Word, PowerPoint and OneNote.

Apple's Tim Cook Says New Headquarters Will Be 'Greenest Building On The Planet'

Apple's Tim Cook spoke about the company's new HQ at a Climate Week event in New York City.

The Samsung Galaxy Alpha Is US Bound; Metal Design Separates It From Galaxy S5

The introduction of the metal Galaxy Alpha has sparked a change in strategy for Samsung.

Jasmine Tridevil's Three Breasted Plastic Surgery Draws Comparison To 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' Character

Jasmine Tridevil, a 21-year-old woman from Florida, got elective surgery to have three breasts.

Turkey Freed 46 Turkish Hostages From ISIS Using 'Diplomatic And Political Negotiations'

Some reports said Turkey made a deal with ISIS that involved helping the militants in Syria.

Three Missing Afghan Soldiers Found At Canadian Border

The three officers were found at a Canadian border crossing 450 miles away from the U.S. base where they were training.

Pope Selects ‘Moderate’ Bishop Blase Cupich As New Archbishop Of Chicago

Pope Francis has selected Bishop Blase Cupich of Spokane, Washington, as the new archbishop of Chicago.

Xbox One Release Date In China Delayed Until End Of 2014

Originally scheduled for Sept. 23, Microsoft says Xbox One needs more work for Chinese market.

Ariana Grande Life Coach Allegedly Quit Because He 'Just Couldn't Take It Anymore'

Ariana Grande's life coach reportedly quit because the 21-year-old was too much of a diva to work with.

Syrian Military Jets Bomb ISIS Hideouts In Mountains Along Lebanese Border

The airstrikes left an undetermined number of people dead and wounded in the town of Arsal on the Lebanese border.

Google Inc. Gets Caught Up In China’s Internet Crackdown

Experts say the intensifying crackdown on Google services is impeding business, education and scientific research in China.

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