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Travel program changes are making it tougher to justify loyalty to one hotel or airline. How travelers can maximize their miles.

A parochial Australian crowd erupted into chants of "bullshit" after a controversial umpiring decision, but the unheralded John Millman overcame the setback to progress through to a career best third round at the Australian Open.

Report comes after years-long probe into death of Alexander Litvinenko, who drank tea laced with radioactive substance at London hotel

WASHINGTON (AP) — Drivers in the Washington area spent hours in icy gridlock ahead of heavy snowfall that's predicted to arrive by the weekend from Appalachia to Philadelphia and maybe farther north.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Drivers in the Washington area spent hours in icy gridlock ahead of heavy snowfall that's predicted to arrive by the weekend from Appalachia to Philadelphia and maybe farther north.

A crying baby in the middle of the night can be an unwelcome disturbance, but this five-month-old’s wailing saved the lives of a family.

US vice president Joe Biden, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday expressed satisfaction at the recently-launched four-nation mechanism to boost the peace process in Afghanistan.

US vice president Joe Biden, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday expressed satisfaction at the recently-launched four-nation mechanism to boost the peace process in Afghanistan.

The Russian Embassy in Germany is verifying the information about the alleged disappearance and rape of a 13-year-old Russian girl in Berlin by several immigrants, although the child’s family has not asked the diplomatic mission for consular assistance so far, the embassy’s press secretary said Thursday.

So says a certain stock-valuation analysis, says Brett Arends.

So says a certain stock-valuation analysis, says Brett Arends.

US Secretary of State John Kerry says it's likely that some of the billions of dollars in sanctions relief granted to Iran under a landmark nuclear deal will go to groups deemed terrorists

A blistering downdraft in global stock markets may whack the global economy, according to a recent study from Oxford Economics.

DAVOS, Switzerland - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday it is likely that some of the billions of dollars in sanctions relief granted to Iran under a landmark nuclear deal will go to groups deemed terrorists.

DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday it is likely that some of the billions of dollars in sanctions relief granted to Iran under a landmark nuclear deal w…

DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday it is likely that some of the billions of dollars in sanctions relief granted to Iran under a landmark nuclear deal w…

A Tunisian police officer died in clashes with young protesters who had overturned his car during one of a series of demonstrations against mass unemployment, as unrest triggered by the death of an unsuccessful job-seeker spread to several cities.

The opposition Socialist Party of Moldova on Thursday urged the country’s constitutional court to annul the decree appointing ruling Democratic Party’s member Pavel Filip as the new prime minister, as well as the government approval procedure.

The annual yatra to the Himalayan cave shrine of Amarnath in south Kashmir will begin from July 2, the governing board today said.

A roundup of venture-capital news and analysis from VentureWire and around the Web.

Captain Alastair Cook defends strike bowler and welcomes De Villiers' comment as motivational tool for leading wicket-taker

People have turned to social media platforms to produce 'Zuma Must Fall' memes, sparking a trend in South Africa.

The conclusions made in the UK report on the death of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko are "unacceptable," Russian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Alexander Yakovenko said Thursday.

CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why he is watching Alkermes.