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For most of history, they marked sovereignty or self-determination. A new hardening suggests that their purpose has changed.

Eating large meals can make us hungrier – but it’s not because your stomach “stretches”.

In what could be the biggest IPO in history, Saudi Arabia plans Dec. 5 to sell a small sliver of an oil giant with vast reserves — and more than a few risks.

A new black hole search method has just yielded fruit, and boy is it juicy. Astronomers have found a stellar-mass black hole clocking in at around 70 times the mass of the Sun - but according to current models of stellar evolution, its size is imposs

India was set to become only the fourth country to softly land a manmade object on the Moon.

The newly-elected MLAs of Maharashtra including NCP chief Sharad Pawar's nephew Ajit Pawar have arrived at the assembly to take oath in a special session cal...

Black Friday is the last trading day of November, also a shopping day that doesn't hold the same weight.

The White House is debating whether to accept an invitation by Democrats to be part of an impeachment hearing next week, calling it a “sham partisan process.”

The bill has wide support in Congress and authorizes sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials involved in human rights abuses.

After saying it was "pretty glaring" why the Cowboys lost to the Patriots, Jerry Jones said that the team has to "come in first" at some point.

Here we go again!

A price-taker is an individual or company that must accept prevailing prices in a market, lacking the market share to influence market price on its own.

Pete Buttigieg says his experience as a gay man helps him understand the importance of the African American struggle. Some blacks call that a problematic comparison.

Gone are the days of Miley Cyrus' long blond locks, but she'll be rocking business in the front, party in the back with her latest hairdo, courtesy of her mother Tish Cyrus.

A look at the records and traditions in the NFL on the holiday

"If you are enduring what I went through and you see this, you might be able to find the tiny straw that will break the camel's back."

By signing the bill, the U.S. president ignored warnings from Beijing that the legislation would be met with "countermeasures."

He also says he hopes "Leaders and Representatives of China and Hong Kong will be able to amicably settle their differences."

Abortion rates continue fall in the US, with a 2% drop reported from 2015 to 2016, the CDC reported Wednesday. The agency also reported encouraging declines in teen pregnancy rates in an earlier release.