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A car theft that led to the horrific killing of a baby is leading Chinese to ask themselves: How did we turn into a nation where this happens?

News of leaked Samsung Galaxy s4 images turned out to be false, but they may give a sneak peak of features expected on the smartphone.

The trade deficit in the U.S. widened more than forecast in January as demand for imported crude oil rebounded.

The decline is good news for the U.S. economic expansion.

What if we sprang forward but never fell back?

Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, who had crossed several borders to evade capture, was nabbed by CIA agents last week.

U.S. companies have been getting more out of fewer employees, but workers aren’t enjoying a corresponding wage hike.

The running mate of one of Kenya's two frontrunners in the presidential election alleged Thursday that the ballot count was rigged.

North Korea threatened to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike against the United States, Thursday.

Numbering only about 400 in population, the Jarawa were largely isolated from the outside world until about 15 years ago.

The Fed says the average debit card transaction fee charged by banks is 24 cents. The average cost is a nickel.

Is February economic data softness a result of the Lunar New Year seasonal distortion or fundamental weakness in China's economy?

Dow futures signal that the blue chip index will open above its recent record high.

Senator Ted Cruz made Twitter history when he read tweets during Sen. Rand Paul's filibuster.

Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi lost 42 pounds after giving birth to her son, Lorenzo. In recent interviews, she talks about losing the weight and about her sex life.

Some wondered what filibustering was after Sen. Rand Paul's Senate-floor filibuster began to trend on Twitter.

As Sen. Rand Paul’s epic filibuster trudges on, IBTimes took a look back at three of the Senate's strangest and most long-winded filibusters.

The House's continuing resolution bill affords the defense department flexibility to adjust to the 2013 sequester cuts.

U.S. officers oversaw Iraqi police units that ran secret detention and torture centers while Gen. David Petraeus was in charge, a report states.

The Nazi dictator doesn't appear often in speeches at the U.S. Senate, but he made an appearance in a flibuster by the Kentucky Republican.

The Venezuelan president was socialism's top Latin American voice. With his death, other leaders may emerge.