Eric Linton

The anticipated appointment of Mohammed ElBaradei as interim prime minister this weekend has been put on hold.

Nine explosions in a coordinated terrorist attack struck India’s holiest Buddhist shrine Sunday, wounding two monks.

Three bodies have been recovered in Lac-Megantic, Quebec, and police expect to find more.

The flight data recorders have been found, and Asiana Airlines' head has apologized.

President Evo Morales’ flight from Moscow was rerouted to Austria on false suspicion that Edward Snowden was on board, Bolivia says.

Pressure mounted on President Mohamed Morsi after huge demonstrations and a military threat.

Based on Edward Snowden’s leaks, Der Spiegel reported that the U.S. spied on its European allies.

Rep. Ed Markey defeated Republican Gabriel Gomez for John Kerry's seat.

Taliban insurgents who launched an attack in Kabul on Tuesday morning were targeting a CIA base near the Afghan presidential palace.

The House passed a ban after 20 weeks of pregnancy, a symbolic gift to conservatives that has zero chance of becoming law.

The attack comes on the same day as new hopes for peace talks with the Taliban.

Sprint alleges that Dish has "repeatedly attempted to fool Clearwire's shareholders."

The Guardian identified the leaker behind its exposure of vast U.S. surveillance Sunday, at his request.

A “conservative Republican” IRS official denies White House link to targeting conservatives, congressman says.

Lebanon was drawn further into Syria’s civil war Sunday when Hezbollah guerrillas fought Syrian rebels.

Turkish protesters reoccupied Istanbul's Taksim Square Sunday after police withdrew, but the scene was peaceful.

Compromise is good news for high-tech employers, bad news for gay couples.

The CFTC is investigating the legitimacy of more than 1 million energy and metals transactions by the biggest traders.

Turkish authorities have arrested nine people they say are linked to the Syrian regime for two car bombings that killed 46.

Russia and the United States have agreed to invite Syria's warring parties to an international conference, possibly within this month.

Israel apparently carried out a second airstrike on Syria. Damascus said it was allied with "terrorists."

"It's been four days, four days. I haven't seen any government official bother to ask us how we have been coping," a Sichuan villager says.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., announced Tuesday that he will not run for re-election in 2014, putting another Senate seat in play.

A preliminary examination of cell phones and computers used by the Tsarnaev brothers finds no sign of an accomplice, an official source says.

Authorities dropped charges against Paul Curtis, the Mississippi man accused of sending poisoned letters to the White House and a senator.

Apple posted fiscal second-quarter revenue that beat Wall Street's expectations, but profit declined for the first time in a decade.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has told investigators his brother was the mastermind of the marathon bombing and no terrorist groups were involved.

Twitter is signing its biggest advertising deal yet with one of the world’s leading ad-buyers. The deal comes as people increasingly network while watching TV.

An alleged terror plot in Canada backed by "al Qaeda in Iran" seems to assume an unlikely alliance.