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Tech stocks are surging, rekindling memories (and fears) of another bubble like the one from the late 1990s. But boring dividend paying stocks in the Dow are on fire too. Can these trends continue? Or does something have to give?

A community bank in southern Germany is passing negative interest rates onto its customers.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio labeled Donald Trump "a con artist" during the Republican primary -- and he's not backing away from his comments now.

The US announced Monday that 15 detainees have been transferred out of the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Russian jets have conducted missions over Syria from an airbase in Iran -- the first time a major power has done so since the Islamic Revolution there in 1979.

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Foreign central banks are selling U.S. Treasury bonds at a record pace. China, Japan, France, Brazil and Colombia led the pack of countries dumping U.S. debt.

A New Mexico restaurant's play on the phrase "Black Lives Matter" opens up a new line of dialogue in the national conversation on race.

China just launched a satellite that boasts "hack-proof" communications.

Can buildings be shaped by sex? Fire Island Pines' hedonistic history bred a unique collection of Modern structures. But what does the future hold for this rare ecosystem?

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It's not "The Bourne Identity," it's a case of mistaken identity.

Hillary Clinton's transition team will be led by Ken Salazar, John Podesta announced Tuesday.

The son of slain Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Tuesday his father was killed during a time in Israel that he describes as similar to the political climate in the United States and he urged restraint from Donald Trump and other candidates because "words do kill."

The Rio Paralympics are suffering from abysmal ticket sales and a lack of sponsors, which is leading to major budget shortfalls and probable spending cuts.

Elvis Presley, Prince, Michael Jackson, David Bowie, Whitney Houston -- the outpouring of communal grief for music icons speaks to their status as "intimate strangers."

Donald Trump didn't just stake out a strategy for waging an "extreme" and "vicious" campaign against ISIS. He also articulated one for reviving his campaign.

Many pro-regime Syrians would support Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, according to one Syria-based journalist from Latakia.

Donald Trump's continued stumbles led The Wall Street Journal Monday to suggest that if he couldn't shape up by Labor Day, it might be time to "turn the nomination over to Mike Pence."

Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Prince. Is being a superstar incompatible with a long, healthy life?