Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed “regret” Monday that his address to Congress has become politicized, but pledged to continue to criticize the emerging Iran nuclear agreement. “My speech is not intended to show any disrespect," he said
The Iraqi government launched a large-scale offensive Monday to push ISIS out of Tikrit, Saddam Hussein’s hometown
A federal judge has blocked Nebraska's gay marriage ban, but the decision will not take effect until March 9
The Maryland Senator and longest serving woman in Congress will retire from her current position as United States senator at the end of her term in 2016 — leaving a gaping hole in the state's Democratic power structure
Google confirmed Monday that it’s moving into the wireless phone business, unveiling an ambitious plan to launch a mobile network using a combination of cell towers and Wi-Fi hotspots
Smith said that she will not be returning to the popular British melodrama to continue her role as Violet Crawley, the feisty Dowager Countess of Grantham — as well as giving a broad hint that the show itself would not be coming back either
The Nasdaq touched 5,000 on Monday and investors are having some heady Y2K flashbacks, but the average American is missing out on the stock market's gains. For better or for worse, the percentage of adults investing is at its lowest point in decades
No need to waste time looking for your phone charger: Some new IKEA furniture will be able to charge your phone wirelessly beginning in April, the company announced. The wireless charging stations will be integrated into pieces like desks, tables and lamps
Chinese movie theaters grossed $650 million in February, around $10 million more than the U.S. China is currently experiencing explosive growth in the construction of movie theaters, with 15 new screens being added every day
A new report published on Monday shows that around one third of older adults with dementia living in nursing homes had been prescribed an antipsychotic in 2012, despite warnings that the drugs can increase the risk of death for certain people with dementia
Mass transit officials have long offered discounts to certain commuters—seniors, veterans and government employees, to name a few. On Sunday, Seattle added people from low-income households to the list
Federal authorities confiscated more than 15 tons of marijuana en route to the United States from Mexico last week in the second-largest drug seizure at a U.S. border ever, officials said. It was worth almost $19 million
We don't know who will replace Barack Obama in the White House, but we do know what kind of home he or she will be leaving behind
