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The Afghan Taliban have urged Muslims to avoid extremism and remain united, a message apparently aimed at the Islamic State , which recently declared an Islamic caliphate in territory it controls in Iraq and Syria.

The success of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has emboldened like-minded militants in Lebanon who believe they can emulate it, the interior minister said, confirming the militant Sunni group had now appeared in Beirut for the first time.

ARLINGTON, Texas -- Anaheim Angels center fielder Mike Trout had a three-run homer among his four hits in a 15-6 victory over the struggling Texas Rangers on Thursday night.

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Microsoft Chief Executive Satya Nadella committed to develop its Xbox gaming platform in a letter to company employees, quashing rumors that the unit might be spun off.

Foxconn Technology Group, the world's biggest electronics component maker, said on Thursday it will sign agreements with China's Guizhou province to research and develop big data technology and nanotechnology.

IBM on Wednesday pledged to spend $3 billion over five years on semiconductor research, a move to reassure customers that the technology underlying Big Blue's hardware and software businesses will keep advancing.

Don't expect any major agreements on immigration when President Obama runs into Texas Gov. Rick Perry in Dallas on Wednesday.

FreedomPop, the startup out of LA that has been going after U.S. carriers' wireless business with a "free" basic mobile offering, is now bringing a SIM-only version of its service to Europe and beyond.

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The uproar over Hillary Clinton's speaking fee gets louder. Are those students who asking Clinton to donate her fees to the school acting out of line? Jon Ralston hears from one of them and from a student leader who is apologizing to Clinton.

Insurgents in Iraq have seized nuclear materials used for scientific research. Ambassador Mohamed Ali Alhakim told the U.N. "Terrorist groups have seized control of nuclear material at the sites that came out of the control of the state," adding that such materials "can be used in manufacturing weapons of mass destruction.

The Supreme Court's Aereo decision didn't kill the online TV business, or even add a chilling eff... More>> The Supreme Court's Aereo decision didn't kill the online TV business, or even add a chilling effect.

It won't be what Brazil's fans will remember, but the first World Cup semifinal is the most tweet... More>> It won't be what Brazil's fans will remember, but the first World Cup semifinal is the most tweeted-about sports event in Twitter history.

Advocates for the blind are debating whether to use a carrot or a stick to persuade one of their ... More>> Advocates for the blind are debating whether to use a carrot or a stick to persuade one of their oldest allies, Apple Inc, to close an emerging digital divide in mobile technology.

Richard Sherman is about to dominate another NFL opponent, 'cause his Seattle teammate Jeron Johnson tells TMZ Sports the Seahawks star is about to shut down the 'Madden Curse'.

A lot of us are excited for the All-Star game next week, but for one little girl from Coon Rapids... More>> A lot of us are excited for the All-Star game next week, but for one little girl from Coon Rapids the hype has quickly turned into major league disappointment.

According to research conducted by a British polling group published on Wednesday, only four percent of Syrians believe Islamic State insurgents, who have captured large swathes of Syria and Iraq, represent their interests.

Hillary Clinton criticized the National Security Agency for spying on Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone, calling it "absolutely wrong" in an interview with German media outlet Spiegel published Tuesday.

President Barack Obama is preparing to ask Congress for emergency spending of more than $2 billion to deal with the crisis of unaccompanied kids at the Southern border, but for now he won't seek legal changes to send the children back home more quickly.