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A week before his committee is scheduled to hold a vote on a resolution holding Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress, House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa told the Department of Justice Wednesday it still has a chance to produce materials about the failed "Fast and Furious" gun-running operation and avoid a public vote.

Multiscreen gaming is emerging as a major trend as consumers increasingly access games through their PCs, consoles, tablets and smartphones.

Here's pro-growth advice no one in Europe will take: Stop listening to the IMF bleeders and the Obama spenders.

Scientists worldwide join forces to demand tougher action on consumption and population at next week's Rio+20 summit.

What we're experiencing is a new wave of slowdowns, not a continuation of past problems.

BERLIN (AP) -- A Berlin court has ordered the Canadian suspect in the slaying and dismembering of a Chinese student in Montreal be held in pre-extradition custody as his likely return to Canada edges closer, authorities said Wednesday....

BERLIN (AP) -- A Berlin court has ordered the Canadian suspect in the slaying and dismembering of a Chinese student in Montreal be held in pre-extradition custody as his likely return to Canada edges closer, authorities said Wednesday....

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- Police were searching for a trauma surgeon Wednesday as a "person of interest" in a fatal shooting at a Buffalo hospital, and warned the public that the former Army Special Forces weapons expert may be armed and dangerous....

Former England manager Steve McClaren believes Harry Redknapp's decision to leave Tottenham Hotspur is "not a footballing one".

The move comes less than two weeks after a jury acquitted the former presidential candidate on one of six counts in his corruption trial and deadlocked on the other five.

How Mario Gomez fired Germany to the brink of the European Championship quarter-finals

The J.P. Morgan CEO has an old-fashioned word for Senators.

Habbo's sexual predators raises wider issues

Are there any reasons for hope on global markets?

Chancellor George Osborne says "taxpayers will be better protected when things go wrong" thanks to banking reforms outlined by the government.

Up to 200 people are forced to leave a train in south-east London after a small fire on board but there are no reports of injuries.

A photo of a foetus whose mother was forced to have an abortion while seven months pregnant shocks Chinese web users and sparks an inquiry.

A New York Sun editorial remembering Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech at the Berlin Wall.

A ceremony has been held in the Falkland Islands to pay tribute to those who died during the conflict with Argentina.

The U.N. peacekeeping chief says Syria is now in a civil war.