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Former NBA MVPs Shaquille O'Neal and Allen Iverson headlined the 10-person 2016 Basketball Hall of Fame class that was announced on Monday.

Hackers have posted a database online that appears to contain the personal information of nearly 50 million Turkish citizens in what is one of the largest public leaks of its kind.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was an hour into his visit to the Mars Cheese Castle, an iconic freeway stop between Milwaukee and Chicago, when he found himself stumped by the question: What’s your favorite cheese?

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Nielsen’s deal with Dish Network will help it improve its ratings system and silence some of its many critics.

SunEdison appears headed for a bankruptcy filing, but investors are sniffing around its affiliated yieldcos. TerraForm Power appears to be the safer bet.

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Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders out-raised his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton by nearly $15 million in March, in a display of his ongoing financial strength and grassroots support.

Microsoft has struck a partnership through which its Azure business-services platform will be the preferred vendor for a consortium of banks working with product-development firm R3 CEV to help build blockchain-based products.

Heavy gunfire was heard in Republic of Congo’s capital, with a government official saying police were battling militia fighters.

The normal decline in memory and intellect that comes with aging may occur earlier—and faster—in men than women, says a study in Psychology and Aging.

The most challenging patients could actually have a negative effect on their own medical care, research shows.

Brocade Communications agreed to buy Ruckus Wireless for about $1.2 billion, expanding Brocade’s wireless-products footprint in the service-provider industry.

Fighting by Islamist factions against forces backing President Bashar al-Assad continues despite airstrike that killed top a top Nusra Front commander.

"If we were following Negan’s story from day one of ‘The Walking Dead,’ the audience would be rooting for him," Morgan says of Negan.

The crisis over the Nagorno-Karabakh region deepened on Monday, as Armenian separatists traded fire with troops from Azerbaijan, and the breakaway republic’s leadership accused Turkey of stoking the conflict.

The FCC announced new labeling recommendations for broadband service in an effort to help consumers better understand what they are receiving in terms of pricing, performance levels and data caps.

Why Ted Cruz and John Kasich are incapable of making news, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders spar over debates and how crumbling infrastructure confuses self-driving cars.

Intel Corp. said two of its most prominent executives have decided to leave the company, the latest sign of management turmoil at the big chip maker.

New York’s recent action to raise its minimum wage has fueled the already fiery primary contest here between the two Democratic presidential contenders.

Engineers warn the deadly Samarco mine disaster in Brazil in November shows the world-wide risk from Hoover Dam-size earthen structures holding “tailings” waste.

Walgreens doesn’t shy away from bold moves. But ahead of its quarterly report, what shareholders really need are bold results.

Mattel is bringing in designer Jonathan Adler as creative director for its Fisher-Price baby gear and infant toys, as it seeks to reverse a prolonged sales slump.

Companies that make and sell sportswear are facing a strange predicament: Their gear has become a tad too sporty for some.

A new electronic customs system is off to a rocky start, with some shippers reporting their goods held up at the U.S. border for hours.