Portland Downs San Antonio To Avoid Series Sweep
The Blazers earned a 103-92 home win over the Spurs on Monday night.
Weak Retail Sales Data Puts A Wrinkle On US Growth Outlook
US retail sales barely rose in April, tempering hopes of a sharp acceleration in economic growth in the second quarter.
New NSA Chief Vows More Transparency For Embattled Agency
Admiral Mike Rogers said some NSA staff were "confused" by the criticism of the agency because it had for the most part followed U.S. law.
AT&T-DirecTV Deal Reported Near, Could Be Worth $50 Billion
The huge wireless operator is discussing an offer in the low- to mid-$90s per share for DirecTV, Reuters reports.
US Likely To Welcome Narendra Modi As India Premier Despite Past Visa Ban Over Gujarat Massacres
The Indian leader has been barred from the country over accusations of fomenting religious violence.
Dow Hits Record; Internet Names Advance
Biogen Idec and TripAdvisor Inc were among the strongest advancers of the day.
Pistorius Has Anxiety Disorder, Psychiatrist Tells Court
Oscar Pistorius may be suffering from deep-seated anxiety from his unstable childhood.
Migrant Boat Carrying Hundreds Sinks South Of Sicily
Italian vessels recovered 14 bodies and rescued about 200 people, a day after dozens drowned in a similar incident.
Pfizer Presses AstraZeneca Case As CEO Faces UK Grilling
British lawmakers are due to quiz CEO Ian Read as well as AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot and business minister Vince Cable.
North Korea Denies Drone Flights, Calls South Korean President 'Prostitute'
North and South Korea are technically still at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
Rebels Declare Victory In East Ukraine Vote On Self-Rule
Sunday's vote went ahead despite a call by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to postpone it.
Sen. Marco Rubio Says 'I Do' Think I'm Ready To Be President
The potential Republican candidate in 2016 noted that although he is just 42, he has held public office for about 14 years.
Comcast Partners With Japan's KDDI and Taiwan Mobile, Eyes Mobile Market
The deals will allow subscribers to use Comcast's WiFi hot spots when traveling to the U.S., reducing international roaming charges.
At Least 15 Killed In Congo Football Stadium Stampede
Kinshasa fans grew angry after their team was defeated Sunday evening 1-0 by a club from Lubumbashi in a heated final.
Body Of Third Victim Found After Virginia Hot-Air Balloon Crash
Tragedy strikes University of Richmond as two respected sports figures perish in accident.
BJP Threatens To Cut India's Beef Exports If Elected
The sacred cows of Hinduism vs. a major meat export trade.
Nigerian Army Sends Two Divisions To Hunt For Schoolgirls Kidnapped By Boko Haram
Michelle Obama, filling in for the president's weekly address, condemned the terrorists.
Dow Ends At Record High
While Apple's big purchase drags on S&P, Nasdaq.
Militants Attack Presidential Palace In Mounting Yemen Turmoil
Four soldiers were killed in a gun battle that broke out when militants attacked the main gate of the palace in the capital Sanaa.
US Election Panel Approves Bitcoin Donations To Political Committees
The FEC allows donations up to an individual limit of $100 for each election cycle.
Apple To Unveil iPhone 6 In August, Earlier Than Expected
Taiwanese media reported that a 4.7-inch screen version of the phone will be released in August, while a larger model will come in September.
Deal Leaves 270 Rebels Trapped In Syria's Homs
Syrian officials said that the remaining rebels will only be let out of Homs when aid reaches Nubl and Zahraa.
New Stadium Key To Bills Staying In Buffalo
The Bills future in Buffalo may be in doubt due to stadium concerns.
South Korea Ferry Victims' Families March On Presidential Palace And Demand To Meet With President Park Geun-hye.
Parents of children killed when the Sewol sank led a march on the palace, and demanded to meet with President Park Geun-hye.
Ukraine Rebels Ignore Putin Call To Delay Self-Rule Vote
The decision, which contradicted the conciliatory tone set by Putin a day earlier, caused consternation in the West.
Wiretap Claims Fail Against Facebook, Zynga In Disclosure Lawsuit
The plaintiffs claimed that when they clicked on a Zynga game or a Facebook ad, third parties received their personal information.
China Urges Talks, Says No 'Clash' With Vietnam
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Cheng Guoping said no "clash" had taken place since the dispute erupted at the weekend.
Samsung Electronics Replaces Mobile Design Head Amid Criticism of Latest Galaxy S
Chang Dong-hoon offered to resign last week and will be replaced by Lee Min-hyouk, vice president for mobile design.
SEC Ends Probe Of Chesapeake, Ex-CEO McClendon; No Action Planned
Chesapeake Energy Corp. said the SEC ended its probe against the company and former chief executive Aubrey McClendon.
Ford Announces $1.8 Billion Share Buyback Program, Could Position Company To Reduce Debt By $883 Million
The announcement boosted Ford stock about 0.7 percent to $15.57 per share after NYSE closed.