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1. It's a pullback, not a sell-off: Global stocks are in retreat mode Wednesday, but losses are relatively minor.

Vending machines are everywhere in Japan, lining side streets and train stations.

Whether you wanted to binge watch TV, catch up on work, or keep a toddler from yelling for 15 hours straight, the new rules on checked-in electronics are definitely an inconvenience. But they can also present major safety issues for your hardware and data.

The House Republicans' health care bill now provides an unusual sweetheart deal for upstate New York and Long Island.

The White House press secretary has always been a spin artist.

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American and British authorities say they are trying to keep passengers safe by banning laptops and tablets from airplane cabins on some flights from the Middle East.

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Warren Buffett's NCAA bracket challenge has a winner.

Twitter suspended nearly 377,000 accounts in the last six months of 2016 for promoting terrorism.

The Affordable Care Act struck a popular chord by allowing adult children to obtain health coverage through a parent's plan until their 26th birthday.

Tough new security restrictions on flights to the U.S. could deal a major blow to big Middle Eastern airlines already reeling from President Trump's travel ban.

Golfers are particular about their equipment. The balls they hit are no exception.

It might be time for Wall Street's relentless Trump rally to finally take a breather.

Burger King wants to serve happier chickens.

President Trump is taking credit for creating nearly half a million jobs in the past two months.

A local news station in Louisville, Kentucky, announced on air Monday that the White House made it clear prior to an interview that President Donald Trump wouldn't answer questions on Russia or wiretapping.

The United Kingdom has followed the United States in preventing passengers on flights from some countries in the Middle East and Africa from carrying devices such as laptops and tablets in the cabin.

Hoping to appease concerns by both conservative and moderate lawmakers, House GOP leaders are making changes to their health care bill ahead of Thursday's critical vote.