The four remaining GOP candidates met in Florida for the final debate before the state's primary. The debate began without the fireworks of the previous two contests, with a detailed discussion of trade and immigration policies
Although the sprawling refugee camp on the Greek border with Macedonia is quickly turning into a humanitarian nightmare, Greek authorities have ruled out the use of force in trying to deport them or move them to organized shelters
California lawmakers voted to make the nation's most populous state the second, after Hawaii, to raise the smoking age from 18 to 21 as part of a sweeping package of measures they are considering to crack down on tobacco
J.K. Rowling's third update to The History of Magic in North America—a collection of short stories in advance of the Harry Potter prequel film—focuses on the divide between the magical and non-magical communities in the U.S.
The Justice Department says there's "probable cause" that a locked iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino killers contains evidence of the eventual attack. Federal prosecutors says say they need access to the phone, and that Apple must comply
Iran's foreign ministry insisted on Thursday that the missile tests carried out by the country's Revolutionary Guard this week do not violate Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers or a U.N. Security Council resolution
The parent company of Men’s Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank is closing 250 stores, unable to stanch chronic sales declines after an ill-advised merger two years ago. Tailored Brands Inc. has several struggling chains
The U.S. and Canada will introduce new measures to reduce methane emissions, the most significant move in a series of announcements aimed at fighting climate change, which also included a commitment to protect the Arctic
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton may have been facing Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders at Wednesday's debate, but in reality she was shadowboxing Republican frontrunner Donald Trump
The death toll climbed to three and a thousand people were forced to leave their homes as a second round of unusually heavy rain hit an already inundated northern Louisiana. The southern part of the state was bracing for heavy rain
Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe that robots and computers will take "much of the work currently done by humans" within the next 50 years, according to new research. Still, researchers found that 80% do not expect automation to supplant their own jobs
San Diego-area lawmaker wants to boost workplace rights for independent contractors that make a living through platforms such as Uber, Lyft and Postmates, allowing them to negotiate as a group and criticize a company's business practices
The photographer Tommaso Protti documents the conflict you haven't heard of
