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California rapper George Watsky jumped 40 feet into a crowd during a tour stop in London, injuring two fans.

Venture capitalist Stephen Jurvetson, board member of Elon Musk’s Tesla and SpaceX, exercised $11 million in stock options.

Canada, the U.K. and China led the way in reporting on U.S.-related corporate wrongdoing.

Don’t visit Cleveland at night and avoid Baltimore, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a new travel warning.

Between now and Dec. 25’s showdown with two-time defending champion Miami, the Lakers have 17 games for Bryant to make his comeback. Ten are on the road, including four straight in the middle of December.

Google has invested more than $1 billion in large-scale projects to produce energy, and announced Thursday its 14th investment in a renewable energy plan.

The Moto X includes a slew of new features not found in most Android devices -- here are the top 11 of Motorola's best (and worst).

Will the discovery of major oil reserves be good or bad for Western Ghana? The jury is still out.

Scam websites luring people looking to sign up for health insurance represents the latest complication for the Affordable Care Act.

More Operation Remington secrets were revealed in episode 7 of "Scandal." Plus, a character long thought dead ... is alive.

Kylie Jenner doesn't remember not being famous, but the "Kardashian" star is thankful for what she has.

Mexico boasts the oldest wine-growing region in the Americas, but it's facing a big challenge from developers.

Google's latest stats on government inquiries may alarm some.

Lockheed Martin workers in at least five states will soon find themselves out of work as the military and aerospace giant deals with declining sales.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are reportedly living separately while their Bel Air house is under construction.

Russia has become a key frontier for e-commerce giants and their smaller peers alike.

Many teens prefer to communicate on mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp and Snapchat, and Facebook has noticed.

A popular honeymoon spot will now welcome all couples.

In March 2012, the “Do the Right Thing” director erroneously retweeted an address that belonged to an elderly Central Florida couple, not George Zimmerman.

Optimists say immigration reform may happen in 2014 if not this year. But some say its chances of happening are nil in either case.

A report by PEW looks at what happened to American cities during and after the great recession.