Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will make his most forceful public case yet against likely Democratic contender Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions in a speech Wednesday at Mississippi State University
Millions of Americans scrambled to return to normal after a blizzard pounded locations from Long Island to New England with up to three feet of snow
Israel appeared to expect Wednesday's exchange of fire between Hizballah and the Israeli army, and was satisfied with a limited response
Researchers in Australia say they are one step closer to finding a cure for people with severe peanut allergies after a daily combination of peanut protein and a probiotic helped 80 percent of children in a study
Airline bomb threats on Twitter have disrupted at least sixteen flights in the past five days, according to a new report. Just Tuesday, a tweet claiming to be from ISIS said there was a bomb on board an American Airlines flight in Chicago
A new novel in late Swedish author Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy will hit shelves in 35 countries this August, the book's publisher announced Tuesday. That Which Does Not Kill, was completed by Swedish journalist and author David Lagercrantz
Jordan's information minister says his government is set to swap an Iraqi woman held in Jordan for a Jordanian pilot captured by extremists from the Islamic State group — but made no mention of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, who is also being held by ISIS
The new store openings for this year will mostly occur in China and the U.S., although H&M said it will debut in several new markets this year, including South Africa, India, and Peru. The Swedish retailer says its profit leapt 17% in 2014
Drone manufacturer DJI will disable all of its devices within a 15.5-mile radius of downtown Washington D.C., following the crash landing of one its drones in the White House compound on Monday
Funding for a range of discretionary grant programs has fallen 40% in Republican states compared to a drop of only 25% in swing states or states that tend to support the Democrats, according to new research
The Federal Communications Commission issued an enforcement advisory Tuesday explicitly prohibiting hotels from interfering with Wi-Fi hotspots that customers may set up using their mobile phones and data plans. The ban also extends to convention centers and other commercial establishments
The World Health Organization appointed Botswana’s Dr. Matshidiso Moeti to head its Africa region on Tuesday. The physician is tasked with revamping the organization’s operations on the continent in the wake of the Ebola outbreak
Photographer Miikka Pirinen debunks the commonly held beliefs surrounding these cage-fighting children. “People often think that these kids have been forced to fight,” the Finnish photographer tells TIME
