U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has accused the Syrian army of deliberately murdering civilians.

The bank could lose $7 billion because of its "whale trades."

June's U.S. manufacturing numbers didn't reach what economists had expected.

MEDIA: Tax or penalty? Who knew one word could cause such an uproar.

"I really wanted to die," Matt Sandusky said.

The university says it should not be held responsible for the April shootings.

But it does not apply to juveniles convicted of murder.

The phone calls reveal a discussion about moving donations into their personal accounts.

Roger Clemens gave an emotional reaction when told by judge, "You are free to go."

Sources say he suffers from high blood pressure, breathing difficulties and depression.

The newest MacBook Pro has arrived.

The bailout doesn't fool investors.

Zimmerman's attorney releases statement.

MEDIA: Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee continues after coming to a pause with the news of her husband's hospitalization.

The president allegedly sped up cyberattacks against Iran's nuclear facilities.

The ban would be the nation's first.

Faith in a Greek comeback is still waivering.

In his Memorial Day tributes, the President vowed the U.S. would not participate in wars unless "absolutely necessary."

While the leaders agreed to the plan, there is still apprehension whether Pakistan will help by opening its borders.