Police breached a Hong Kong university campus held by protesters after an all-night siege that included firing repeated barrages of tear gas and water cannons.
The Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs has begun taking applications for next year’s program focusing on product innovation and business model design.
Virginia Tech and Children’s National Hospital have announced a plan to establish a 12,000-square-foot biomedical research facility focused on pediatric health.
The leaders of Britain’s three biggest national political parties are making their pitches to business leaders, trying to persuade skeptical industries that they can end years of economic uncertainty over Brexit.
AP Exclusive: A congressional watchdog agency says at least 60 percent of toxic U.S. Superfund sites are vulnerable to flooding or other worsening disasters of climate change.
In case you missed it in Week 11 of the NFL season: “Sell the team!” chants directed at Redskins owner Daniel Snyder during his disaster of a team’s latest debacle.
The CEO of the nation’s largest utility is expected to face angry California lawmakers over the company’s decision to turn off power for millions of people to prevent its outdated equipment from starting wildfires.
The Innocence Project, a nonprofit dedicated to clearing the innocent, seeks to allow use of DNA evidence in effort to exonerate a Tennessee man executed 13 years ago for a woman’s 1985 rape and murder.
Former Malaysian leader Najib Razak’s third corruption trial has started, with prosecutors saying Najib tampered with a government audit on the 1MDB state investment fund in a bid to avoid civil and criminal proceedings.
