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The Tea Party darling was born in Canada, which means he's got Canadian citizenship. That may spell trouble for a presidential run.

A probe will investigate whether summit attendees embezzled money during a June/July summit in Dar es Salaam.

Credit card balances are falling for both good and bad reasons.

The Home Depot Inc. (NYSE: HD) and Lowe's Companies Inc. (NYSE: LOW) are scheduled to report second quarter earnings this week.

Darryle See, 22, survived being hit by an Amtrak train traveling at 110 miles per hour on Friday just outside of Michigan City, Ind.

Toyota has been bearish on 2013 U.S. auto sales compared to its competition’s relatively optimistic estimates. Not anymore.

A plume of dust from an exploded meteor circled the Northern Hemisphere in just four days.

The hacktivist collective hacked a U.K. website in response to the detention of the Guardian journalist's partner at Heathrow.

Eli Lilly wants to protect a patent on the vitamin regimen used to administer its lucrative lung cancer drug, Alimta.

The NSA broke its privacy rules thousands of times per year. But two U.S. senators say that's not the half of it.

HTC president Jason Mackenzie has revealed the company has plans to update U.S. HTC One handsets to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean by the end of September.

A new study published published in the journal Nature Genetics on August 18, scientists identified four genetic variations that most likely cause myeloma.

Thailand has become the latest emerging market to be hit by falling growth. But its central bank will likely leave interest rates unchanged.

Sony will reveal the PS4 release date tomorrow at Gamescom 2013 in Germany. The PlayStation 4 will be available in limited quantities thanks to robust preorders, Sony has said.

Analysts expect revenue for the home improvement and hardware chain to increase 5.5 percent, up from a 2.1 percent a year ago.

'This Is Us' chronicles British boy band One Direction's rise to fame. Find out how to get tickets and see the film three days before its U.S. debut here.

The SADC has called for Western sanctions to be lifted in order to ease Zimbabwe's suffering.

Both Tourism New Zealand and Air New Zealand launched campaigns on Monday around the country's first gay weddings.

The Brazilian partner of The Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, who reported on NSA surveillance, was detained by UK officials at Heathrow.

Investors have taken a cautious stance ahead of the release of the Fed minutes on Wednesday.

The Spaniard needed two tie-breakers to beat John Isner on Sunday.