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Trader Navinder Sarao has been indicted for market manipulation that prosecutors say contributed to the 2010 "flash crash".

San Quentin Prison Report: A nephew’s forgiveness

Rio Tinto says China's steel production will grow modestly until 2030 but demand will increase in other emerging markets in Southeast Asia and India, the FT reports.

Close your eyes, Andi Dorfman! It appears that The Bachelorette's Josh Murray has taken a liking to Anna Von Staehle based on his latest adorable Instagram photo. Us Weekly...

Still unsure about tossing his own hat into the 2016 US presidential race, Vice President Joe Biden spoke at a Democratic fundraising event in Miami on Wednesday. In front of room full of Hillary Clinton supporters, Biden had only the best things to say about her rival, Bernie Sanders, who is, according to the VP, "doing a helluva job."

Saudi Arabia King Salman and US President Barack Obama will hold negotiations on Gulf state regional security questions with a special emphasis on the Iran nuclear deal and Tehran’s threatening activities to be taken place at the White House on Friday.

‘Sesame Street’ Spoofs *That* 'When Harry Met Sally Scene’ Sesame Street had some fun with When Harry Met Sally. The beloved children’s show’s newest parody took on the classic Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan comedy and included the iconic scene where Sally demonstrates her ability to voice her enthusiasm for certain things in life. Sesame Street, of course, is all about educating children, so this spoof’s purpose was to teach our tiny friends how to wait in line patiently.

Liam Hemsworth takes his dog for a walk around Griffith Park on Tuesday afternoon (September 1) in Los Angeles. The 25-year-old actor was later seen filling up his car at a local gas station. PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Liam Hemsworth Liam took to his Twitter account the next day to share a [...]

American journalist Glenn Greenwald has systematically picked apart and refuted an article published Thursday by the New York Times, which claimed that the United States has abided by the provisions of the international Convention on Cluster Munitions.

Imagine being watched doing the deed in your workplace's toilets.

The threat of political defeat in next year's local government elections drove the ANC to intervene in Port Elizabeth's troubled Nelson Mandela Bay municipality.

Congolese rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda told his war crimes trial yesterday that he was ''a soldier, not a criminal'', breaking his silence for the first time since surrendering to the International Criminal Court.

President Jacob Zuma yesterday met Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir "to strengthen co-operation" between the two countries.

Karlie Kloss is going from the runway to the classroom!   The former Victoria's Secret model attended her first day at New York University's Gallatin...

Afrikaans films have again claimed their place as the top-grossing South African productions.

It's been six years since his last documentary, "Capitalism: A Love Story", but Michael Moore returns next week with "Where to Invade Next", a look at America's poor track record of military intervention.

It was as predictable as a fight over racial quotas for the Springbok team on the eve of a Rugby World Cup. As I sat with the new vice-chancellor of an old white university, I warned that the storm was coming.

An eye-catching advert promoting the annual Macufe Cup next month displays a mean-looking Bevan Fransman and Simphiwe Tshabalala - the captains of Bloemfontein Celtic and Kaizer Chiefs respectively - prominently displayed on huge billboards across the Free State capital and splashed in national newspapers.

The world should hang its head in shame today following the drowning of a three-year-old Syrian boy in the Mediterranean.

The RBI has hired a former Nomura trader as it seeks expertise needed to make India's financial markets deeper and more responsive to policy moves.

The Wildrose Party has defeated the governing NDP's candidate in a close race in the Calgary-Foothills byelection.

GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio says 'Minecraft' can prepare kids for future

It was only a matter of time until Donald Trump went after his friend, Ben Carson, who has been gaining ground in the polls on him and attack he did in a Daily Caller interview:

The study of evolution is often misunderstood. Here, 10 widespread ideas about evolution that are patently false.

Where you can study lobsters, maple syrup, or arctic supercomputing.