A train containing the remains of victims from Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 arrived in Kharkiv from southeastern Ukraine, where the jet was shot down last week, following an agreement reached between Malaysia's prime minister and pro-Russian separatists
Israeli forces continue to strike targets across Gaza as Secretary of State John Kerry and the U.N.'s chief accelerated diplomatic efforts for a cease-fire
RT, the Russian English-language propaganda outlet, has kicked into overdrive with a series of strange reports following the MH17 crash in Ukraine
A federal appeals court delivered a big setback to President Obama's health care law and, if upheld, could mean premium increases for some four million Americans who purchased taxpayer-subsidized insurance under the law
More than 7,500 customers had their water shut off in April and May as part of a crackdown on unpaid bills following a long period of lax enforcement, but now they're getting 15 days to come forward and show they cannot pay
Apple could be increasing the size of the iPhone display from 4 inches (diagonal) to 4.7 or 5.5, keeping in line with competitors like Samsung, amid it reportedly asking suppliers to manufacture between 70 and 80 million units of these versions
A new report released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation on kids' well-being finds that child poverty rates are rising across the country. Here are the five states that rank the highest and lowest for kids' overall well-being—with northern states faring better than southern ones
Netflix’s customer base passed 50 million members, adding 1.69 million new members during its second quarter and generating $1.1 billion in revenue. The company touted the success of its original programming, including the hit show Orange Is the New Black
The coffee chain has been pulled into a food scandal involving Shanghai's Husi Food Co., which is U.S.-owned and has come under fire for using meat that was expired or had fallen on the floor before supplying products to chains like McDonald's, KFC and Pizza Hut
A data-regulation official in Italy, among several European nations that are jointly probing Google's consolidation of 60 privacy policies into one, told the tech giant it must present a game plan in September and then alter the way it stores user data within 18 months
No progress was made on Ballmer's bid to buy the L.A. Clippers, but it was otherwise reported to be a "friendly conversation." If nothing's certain by Sept. 15, the league has the option to take matters into its own hands and sell the team itself
Researchers have come up with a technique to address the problem of hidden reservoirs of HIV in the body, which could herald a new way of battling the virus. So far, the method has only been tested in cell culture, though could move on to animal and human trials
Photographer Jerome Sessini was one of the first people to arrive at the tragic scene of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17's crash
