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Asian Shares Keep Falling On US, Europe Debt Worries

Asian shares extended losses Thursday as investors worried about the U.S. “fiscal cliff” and the European economy's further deterioration.

Japan’s Adjusted Current Account Falls In September

File photo of Japanese 10,000 yen notes spread out next to U.S. dollar bills at an Interbank Inc. money exchange office in Tokyo

Japan’s current account on a seasonal adjusted basis posted a deficit in September, indicating a continuing decline in the economic condition of the world's third largest economy.

Top 4 Possible 2016 Presidential Candidates, Democrat

There are several suggestions for 2016 presidential hopefuls; here's a top four rundown for the Democrats.

Carmen Basilio, Boxing Champ Who Bested Sugar Ray Robinson, Dies At 85

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Does Julianne Moore Look Young Enough To Be Her Daughter's Sister?

Julianne Moore may be pushing 52, but from recent pictures, she certainly doesn’t look it. The multi-time Academy Award nominee was recently seen out with her 10-year-old daughter Liv, and the veteran actress is looking incredibly young.

'Assassin’s Creed 3’ Release: 10 Cheats That Will Make You Invincible, Including How To Hack The Animus [VIDEO]

Just a week after its release date, cheats for 'Assassin's Creed 3' have surfaced online. Check out the full list and video tutorial to find out how to become invincible, control the weather and more.

Rush Limbaugh On Obama Winning: ‘I Went To Bed Last Night Thinking We’d Lost The Country’

Rush Limbaugh believes the United States is "lost."

Gay Marriage Likely To Be Legalized Across France, US Makes Piecemeal Progress

The cabinet of French President Hollande has approved a draft bill that would legalize gay marriage throughout France, while the US goes state by state.

2016 Presidential Election Odds: Democrats Favored To Maintain White House Control Over Republicans

According to the odds posted on bovada.lv, the Democratic Party has 10-to-13 odds of continuing its hold on the White House. The Republican Party is closer to even money at 10-to-11 odds.

"X Factor's" Britney Spears Not Confirmed For Another Season: Fox

Even though Britney Spears thinks she's "definitely" coming back for another season, FOX didn't confirm her job on "X Factor."

Apple Throws Tantrum, Adds 6 New Products To Patent Lawsuit Against Samsung

Apple Stock [AAPL] Shares Sink 20% From September High, Price Hits Five-Month Low

Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) stock has fallen 20 percent since its record high in September as the company struggled to meet demand for the iPhone 5 and lost part of its dominance in the smartphone and tablet market alike.

A Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight flies near the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge during Fleet Week in New York

Boeing Revamps Defense Unit, Targets $1.6B In Savings: Reports

The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) is shaking up its defense division in response to dwindling defense spending in the U.S.

A Qualcomm sign is seen at one of Qualcomm's buildings located on its San Diego Campus

Qualcomm 4Q Results Beat Estimates; Predicts Solid Growth

Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM), the biggest U.S. designer of chips for smartphones, reported higher-than-expected fourth-quarter results Wednesday.

Facebook Expands eCommerce With Real World ‘Gifts’ Service

Americans On Track For Record Holiday Online Shopping - Report

Americans spent more online in this past quarter, and are on track to "Checkout" buttons more than ever this holiday season.

Lindsay Lohan May Be Charged With A Misdemeanor For Lying To Authorities

Lindsay Lohan might end up behind bars if she's charged with a misdemeanor.

Election 2012: The Fail Whale Sinks As Twitter Becomes New Normal For Presidential Politics

The final night of the election between president Barack Obama and Mitt Romney was the most tweeted-about political event in U.S. history, according to Twitter.

Hurricane Sandy Recovery: Ready-To-Eat Meals Have Military Background

Ready-to-eat meals have become a lifeline for Hurricane Sandy victims without power or the means to restock their kitchens.

Barack Obama And Mitt Romney: Newborn Twins In Kenya

A woman in Kenya named her newborn twins Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

Paul Ryan Wins Re-Election In Wisconsin

While Paul Ryan will not be the Vice President of the United States of America, he will be continuing his political career. Ryan won re-election in his home state of Wisconsin.

Ex-Giffords Aide Ron Barber Trails Republican Martha McSally In Arizona House Race

Barber, 67, an aide to Giffords at the time, won a special election in June to replace his boss in the House, defeating Iraq War veteran Jesse Kelly.

Governor Luis Fortuño of Puerto Rico at a conference of municipal bondholders last week

Puerto Rico Could Become 51st State After Voters Back Statehood Referendum

For the first time, a majority of Puerto Ricans have voted in favor of dropping their status as a U.S. territory to become state.

Was Nate Silver The Actual Victor In Last Night’s Election?

Nate Silver was the rising star of the 2012 presidential election. And now that his predictions for an incumbent victory have panned out, critics and political analysts are asking who was the real winner of Tuesday's election.