Now there is one more place where cameras could start watching you — from 30,000 feet.

In a middle class Istanbul neighborhood shoppers form a long line to an immense tent carrying a sign that reads "Total combat against inflation." The weapons in that battle: Spinach, tomatoes and peppers.

Still struggling to come to terms with their share of responsibility in the clerical sex abuse scandal rocking the Catholic Church, France's bishops have agreed to award financial compensation to victims.

The U.S. is the only industrialized country that does not federally mandate paid parental leave. But it's a good time to be fighting for paid leave in the U.S.

Google said Thursday it will no longer require that its workers settle disputes with the company through arbitration, responding to months of pressure from employees.

On Tuesday, the last Volt was built with little ceremony at a Detroit factory that's now slated to close.

Sure, it's easy to Netflix and chill these days. Or Prime and recline. Or Hulu and ... well, whatever. But if you really want to savor a film, there's still no substitute for a movie theater.

The country's last vacant congressional seat will stay that way for months after North Carolina's election board, hearing evidence of ballot fraud and testimony that the Republican ignored warning signs, ordered a new election.

Conservation groups suing the Trump administration over plans to conduct offshore drilling tests asked a judge on Wednesday to halt preparatory work for the drilling until their case is heard in court.

The failing Payless ShoeSource chain will honor gift cards and store credit until March 11 as the company liquidates all operations.