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The world's major developed economies committed Tuesday to step up efforts to make individuals and companies pay the taxes they owe.

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The singer-heartthrob was reportedly involved in an accident in Los Angeles on Monday night involving a pedestrian.

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Afghan forces formally took over security responsibilities for their country from NATO-led troops on Tuesday, marking a key transition in the long and costly war. What does it mean for Afghanistan and the U.S.?

Take a look at any major stock index two seconds before the monthly Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey hits the airwaves, and the trading volume is astounding.

With the Heat trailing 3-2 in the NBA Finals, the opportunity is now there for LeBron James to do something legendary. But the same can be said for the Spurs, writes Ian Thomsen.

President Obama hinted Monday that he will not reappoint Ben Bernanke to a third term as Federal Reserve chairman.

AEG Live's negotiations with a doctor to treat Michael Jackson were "highly inappropriate," a music industry veteran testified Monday.

Jake Tapper goes inside the new online life of soap operas "All My Children" and "One Life to Live."

Bruce Schneier says the United States is conducting offensive cyberwar actions around the world.

Scrappy online startups were among the first to realize that renting computing power from cloud providers like Amazon Web Services was an excellent deal. For some, it was the only way they'd get off the ground. What investor would pay millions to build a data center for a new game or service that might not take off?

The recent volatility in global financial markets hasn't done much to boost falling gold prices.

A shark attacked a teenager Monday afternoon as he swam in waist-deep water at Surfside Beach, along Texas's Gulf coast, local police said.

Iran beat South Korea 1-0 at Ulsan World Cup Stadium on Tuesday as both teams sealed qualification for the 2014 World Cup.

Although non-traditional therapies can be valuable, sometimes a line is crossed. So how can you tell if your alternative healer is a quack?