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US National Security Advisor John Bolton made "a serious mistake" telling reporters that the United States would only pull out of Syria if Turkey pledged not to attack its Kurdish allies there, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Tuesday.

At CES Hyundai introduced its concept for Elevate, a car that can walk across rough terrain instead of just rolling on the ground.

A US Navy veteran has been held in an Iranian prison on unspecified charges since July, his mother told The New York Times on Monday.

Beauty companies want to bring high-tech solutions to your face.

If you travel for business, you've likely interacted with artificial intelligence (AI).

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has been the wealthiest person on the planet for more than a year. Now, Amazon is the most valuable company in the world.

Europe's largest economy may be in recession for the first time since the region's debt crisis.

A far-right German lawmaker has been beaten unconscious by at least three masked assailants in an attack seen by police as "politically motivated."

At least one person is dead and two missing after an oil tanker caught fire south of one of Hong Kong's main islands.

Carlos Ghosn is finally about to tell his version of the events that led to his arrest in Japan nearly two months ago.

If the thunder of hooves and the thrill of the racing doesn't grab you, the sublime settings surely will.

It's not just Apple — Samsung is hurting, too.

A stand-up comedian and women's right-to-drive activist, Fahad al-Butairi and Loujain al-Hathloul, were once seen as a groundbreaking Saudi power couple in a country that was rapidly relaxing its strict social rules.

In another sign of the strains between the American and Chinese business worlds, the countries' technology cold war has boiled over to America's largest tech trade show.

The government in Gabon says the "situation is under control" and that rebels there have been arrested after military officers seized state media and announced they had leadership of the country.

There's never been a more exciting time to travel to Asia.

When a number of US diplomats and their families in Cuba reported hearing bizarre noises in 2016 and 2017-- and experienced a range of symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, and pain and ringing in the ears -- US Department of State officials feared they might have fallen victim to an "acoustic attack" by sonic devices.