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US President Barack Obama has ordered a review of how Washington can release American hostages.
The parents of slain US aid worker Peter Kassig said Monday they would try to "forgive" Islamic State jihadists who beheaded their son.
Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey capped off a blockbuster year Monday as he received a star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame.
US Secretary of State John Kerry launched a withering critique of the Islamic State, blasting extremist brutality.
U2 frontman Bono will be getting surgery after injuring his arm in a fall from his bicycle in New York's Central Park.
Facebook is preparing a new office version of its social networking site to compete with other sites like LinkedIn.
Kovalev's promoter Kathy Duva and Golovkin's coach Abel Sanchez talked about the Golovkin-Kovalev fight.
US aid worker Peter Kassig's parents said they were "heartbroken" by the death of their son, after his beheading by Islamic State militants was shown in a video.
"Selma," a powerful new film about civil rights icon Martin Luther King, triumphed at its premiere in Los Angeles this week.
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban dismissed corruption claims cited by Washington as the reason for US entry bans on six senior Hungarian officials.
Obesity among workers in the United States is costing the nation $8.65 billion a year in lost productivity, according to a study released.
President Barack Obama said the United States cannot "carry the world economy on our back" and urged G20 leaders to work harder to create jobs by revving up growth.
Microsoft released a test version of Skype that lets people make Internet calls from web browsers, eliminating the need to install special applications.
Facebook said it is making moves to reduce the number of promotional posts that pop up in timelines, in response to users' demands for fewer advertisements.
Hollywood's A-listers gathered in Los Angeles for a film festival that may not be well known but nonetheless shines an early spotlight on awards season.
Publisher Hachette and Amazon ended an acrimonious feud over online book sales.
The Smithsonian Institution announced a major overhaul of its museums along the south side of the National Mall in Washington.
Standard & Poor's gave Twitter's recent $1.8 billion debt issue a "speculative" rating of BB-.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said that steps were agreed at talks in Amman to lower tensions between the Israelis and Palestinians.
More than one in five US high school students smoke, putting themselves at risk of disease and premature death.
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