Man Shoots Girlfriend, Kills Self In Chicago Nordstrom Store
On the year's most hectic shopping day, death at the cosmetics counter.
China, US Strike Climate Change Deal
Under the terms of the ambitious pact, Xi Jinping agreed to cap emissions for the first time while Obama pledged deeper cuts for the U.S.
New Ebola Death Confirmed In Mali
One case has been confirmed among a possible cluster in the capital, Bamako.
Investor Buys $2B Stake in Zoetis, Animal-Health Company
The animal-health sector has been active in the recent mergers-and-acquisitions boom
ISIS War's First US Casualty: Marine Lost in Persian Gulf
The Navy has called off the search for a Marine airman who bailed out of a plane.
Hawaii Patient With Possible Ebola Case Isolated
The state health department has confirmed that a case is being investigated but says little more.
Conservative Doug Ducey Wins Republican Primary For Arizona Governor
The Republicans' running factional battle winds down with one of the last primaries of the 2014 elections.
Peter Theo Curtis, Hostage Freed In Syria, Back In US
An American held captive for two years was reunited with his family in Boston.
Rick Scott, Charlie Crist Win Florida Primaries, Will Face Off For Governor
Florida Democrats nominate a party switcher who defeated them in the gubernatorial race eight years ago.
EA Beats Expectations As 'Titanfall' Boosts Q1
The company is often seen as a bellwether for the video game sector.
GM Stonewalling Federal Probes Of Fatal Crashes: Report
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration records seem to show a pattern of obstruction.
Hague Quits As Foreign Secretary In UK Cabinet Reshuffle
The surprise move comes amid an attempt to rejuvenate the Cabinet before elections next year.
Israeli Jets Bomb Gaza Strip After 3 Teens Are Found Dead
The IDF says it "will continue to act decisively until peace is returned to the residents of the State of Israel."
GM Expands Safety Recall To 428,000 Vehicles: Report
The Chevrolet Cruze recall is linked to an accident in which a woman lost an eye.
Tea Party Claims Biggest GOP Kill: House Majority Leader Eric Cantor
The majority leader, attacked from the right on immigration, is ousted in the Virginia primary.
Small Countries, Big Money; Tycoons Cluster In Asian And Gulf States
Private wealth ballooned globally in 2013, and flowed ever more toward the top, a report finds.
Sterling Vetoes Clippers Sale In Reversal; Resumes NBA Suit
"I must fight to protect my rights," he says.
Veteran GOP Senator Struggles In Close Mississippi Primary
One of the Senate's most senior Republicans is in deep trouble with his state's voters.
Cleveland Clinic Chief May Be Named VA Secretary: Report
Delos Cosgrove is a hospital chief, cardiac surgeon and Vietnam veteran.
Indian Ocean Noise Analyzed For Possible Link To MH370
The dull, low-frequency sound seemed to come from a location far from the search area.
