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NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen

NATO Chief, At Summit, Says Russia Attacking Ukraine

Rasmussen's comments stepped up Western rhetoric against Moscow and set the tone for the two-day meeting.

JPMorgan Data Breach Traced Back To Russia, Which Calls Claim 'Nonsense'

Weeks after the breach was discovered, investigators have traced the re-routed data to a Russian city, according to a Bloomberg report.

Manulife Buys Standard Life's Canadian Assets For $3.7B

The C$4 billion cash deal will significantly expand Manulife's presence in Quebec and make Standard Life's earnings less volatile.

Russia Warns NATO, US Over Ukraine Before Summit

Sergei Lavrov also urged Kiev and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine to back peace moves outlined by President Vladimir Putin.

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Libya Aircraft At Militant-Held Airport Could Be Used In 9/11-Style Attacks, U.S. Officials Reportedly Warn

Intelligence agencies are concerned that airplanes that have gone missing in the attacks on Tripoli airport could be used for terrorist attacks.

LinkedIn Abides By Chinese Censorship Laws -- But Is It Consistent?

The career networking site censored a sensitive article from a newsletter, even though the author was an American writing from U.S. soil.

ISIS 'Absolutely' Declared War On America, Senator Rand Paul Said

Sen. Rand Paul urged President Obama to bring the case for intervention in Syria to Congress.

Big-Screen iPhone 6: Apple Could Turn The 'Phablet' Into A Mainstream Product

Data suggests that the real money to be made with a bigger iPhone lies overseas.

Saving Samsung: Will Galaxy Note Edge And Gear VR Revive Sales?

Samsung looks to revive its sales with some nifty features, but they may not have a big impact on sales.

A woman picks up some mandarin oranges at a fruit shop

Florida's Economy & Immigrants Reel As 'Greening' Ravages Orange Juice Industry

The economy and tens of thousands of guest workers are likely to take a hit as the "greening" disease decimates the vital crop.

ISIS May Pose A Growing Threat To Jordan; Amman Sends Intelligence Reports To NATO

As the NATO summit begins, Saudi media reports that Jordan has handed over secret documents about the ISIS threat to the country.

Sotloff Family Statement: Journalist Beheaded By ISIS 'Was No War Junkie'

The family of U.S. journalist Steven Sotloff spoke to the press in English and in Arabic, challenging ISIS leader to a debate.

Marijuana Legalization Supported By A Majority Of Americans, Survey Says

The question asked: "Would you support or oppose a law in your state that would legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana like alcohol?"

NATO summit, David Cameron, Anders Fogh Rasmussen

Ukraine Russia Crisis: What Can NATO Do To Stop Ongoing Turf War

NATO's summit in Wales has one main topic: Russia and Ukraine. What are the alliance's options?

Israel Stays Out Of ISIS Fight, Despite Beheading Of Israeli Citizen Sotloff

The nation Steven Sotloff was a citizen of can do without a confrontation with another terrorist group.

Joe Biden Said US Will Follow ISIS 'To The Gates Of Hell,' Obama Will Not be Intimidated By Militants

The Obama administration has emphasized that the U.S. is not intimidated by ISIS' brutal actions.

VIDEO USA 1-0 Czech Republic: Highlights; Bedoya Goal Nets United States Victory In Prague

An inexperienced United States side secured a 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic in Wednesday’s friendly in Prague.

Is Obama Going To Bomb ISIS In Syria? A Week After No Strategy, Americans Want A Plan

A majority of Americans favor airstrikes against ISIS in Syria, but President Obama doesn't have a strategy yet.

Mindy Kaling Addresses ‘Mindy Project’ Abortion Silence

In a recent interview, actress Mindy Kaling acknowledged that her show has avoided the subject of abortion -- and it may continue to.

Canadian Al-Qaeda Recruits In Syria Held Theo Curtis And Matt Schrier Hostage

The Canadian captors forced journalists to hand over computers, passwords and credit card information.

Ebola Outbreak 2014: China Adds To International Aid Efforts

Chinese companies have made massive investments in some of the countries most affected by Ebola.

Refinancing Mistakes Cost Homeowners Thousands: Study

The U.S. economy misses out on billions of dollars in consumer spending when homeowners don't refinance.

August 2014 US New Auto Sales: Highest Annualized Rate Since Early 2006; Chrysler, Nissan Lead, GM Hit By Slow Sedan Sales

Consumer confidence, higher cash incentives and inventories plus zero-percent deals are putting U.S. new-car sales at pre-recession levels.

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