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The romantic "love letter" to his partner has been posted to several blogs and social media sites.

Vandals targeted federal judge William Pauley's Wikipedia page after he ruled that the NSA's bulk collection of phone data was legal.

Fans are planning to show their support for Phil Robertson, but some Facebook hecklers are taking a bite out of their event.

From the newsmakers to the movers and shakers, these 14 destinations will all bask in the spotlight in 2014.

Washington has played a key role in South Sudan's independence and development, but the new conflict is testing old ties.

If the Keystone XL pipeline is not approved, will crude oil have another way to get to the U.S. Gulf Coast?

Obamacare website problems, an intrusive NSA and sex scandals added to a drama-filled year for the Democrats this year.

Toyota was the biggest recaller of the year, while Volkswagen and General Motors faced problems in China.

Find out how the biggest corruption scandal in Turkey is affecting U.S. foreign policy.

Watch the trailer videos for new TV shows premiering in 2014.

While the U.S. eventually will lose its position as the world’s largest economy, this day is now expected to come later than previously forecast.

Apple continued its "12 Days of Gifts" event on iOS and iTunes with the "Once Upon a Time" pilot episode from ABC. More gifts are expected every day through Jan. 6.

It is unclear when or if "Duck Dynasty" will return to A&E as both sides appear to be settling in for the long haul.

Removing restrictions on when hospital patients can receive visitors turns out to be a boon, according to a recent study.

Looking for a sweet used car deal? Then avoid buying certain cars in these specific locations.

A powerful blast in central Beirut killed five people, including Mohammed Chatah, a senior adviser to Saad Hariri.

The agreement comes after years of negotiations and fierce protests from locals about US military presence in the area.

Who won the battle for the growing number of people who shop from their smartphone?

Kellie Pickler spent her Christmas in Afghanistan to perform for U.S. troops and bring holiday cheer.

Factory output climbed for a third month in a row, while retail sales jumped and job availability hit a six-year high.

The level of contentious intrigue in science pales in comparison to politics, but it's still there.