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By Gloria Dickie LONDON Countries around the world from China to the United States are battling heatwaves, with

Beyoncé gave one lucky audience member at a recent "Renaissance" tour concert in Nashville a pretty sweet wedding gift.

As Americans desperately seek to cool off, some stocks are rising with the temperature.

Just 1% of all US homes changed hands in the first half of this year, the lowest share in at least a decade, according to data from Redfin.

There are zero things wrong with fantasizing about winning tonight's billion-dollar Powerball jackpot drawing. But spending thousands of dollars a year in hopes of becoming a fast millionaire is a little like setting your cash on fire.

Merijn Tinga was inspired to embark on the five-week trip after finding a Lucozade bottle in Sweden.

Wesleyan University says it will stop giving preferential treatment to applicants who are the children of alumni. Last month, the Supreme Court said universities can no longer take race into consideration as a specific basis for granting admission.

By Brendan O'Brien Severe weather disrupted parts of the United States on Wednesday, with a tropical storm skirting

Provides an overview of Sao Tome and Principe, including key facts about this African island state.

Hugo Carvajal, a close ally of late President Hugo Chávez, faces drug trafficking charges in the US.

Activists say they're being labelled as threats to public safety to justify heavy-handed policing.

About $24.8 billion of US office buildings were in distress at the end of the second quarter, surpassing