Lack of decisive resolution to nuclear negotiation prompts diplomats to postpone Baghdad talks.

The 175-year-old New Orleans Times-Picayune will cut back production, cut staff and focus on digital.

The average rate for a 30-year fixed loan fell to 3.78 percent. That's four straight weeks of lows.

Facebook Camera is now in the Apple app store, complete with the ability to swipe to see albums and tap to see enlarged photos.

The latest poll has Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown in a dead heat, with 48% backing Brown and 47% backing Democratic challenger Warren.

Patriots receiver Chad Ochocinco's car was burgled and he was distraught over the loss of his Starbucks card.

After Phillip Phillips became the fifth man in a row to win the American Idol title, analysts wonder if the show has a diversity problem.

A confession in a 33-year-old missing child case may lead to a suspect, but police are skeptical.

Other headlines: world leaders discuss Iran's nuclear program; man confesses to killing Etan Patz; Vatican bank president ousted.

Yankees officials are hotly denying a New York Daily News story claiming the team is looking to sell the franchise.

The LA city council voted to eliminate single-use plastic bags, but the move is proving controversial.

The Orlando Magic are reportedly going to meet with former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal about their general manager job.

HP has announced it will lay off 27,000 people, or eight percent of its 375,000-person workforce, all by October 2014.

A Pakistani doctor who organized a fake vaccination clinic to help the CIA find Osama bin Laden has been sentenced to 33 years in jail.