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Rovio Entertainment, known for its intense focus on one mega-successful game title, "Angry Birds," is looking to diversify with another new mobile game called "Amazing Alex."

Sharia stood immobile in front of the television, transfixed by its images, unaware of the world around her. Her family called her name over and over again, but she did not respond. It was that moment when they knew something was wrong.

President Obama said at a New York City fundraiser that he believes marriage equality "strengthens families."

Seventy-two law enforcement officers in the U.S. were slain in the line of duty in 2011, an increase of 16 over the previous year, according to an FBI report released Monday. The report does not include reasons for the rise.

Aimee Copeland is scared and confused, but she's staying strong in her battle, her dad says. "We see the miraculous survival."

Julian Zelizer says Mitt Romney is facing a challenge in determining what his relationship should be with the tea party Republicans

Ilyse Hogue says Republicans continue to wage a war on women by attacking Obama campaign's ad about a fictional cartoon character Julia

JPMorgan Chase announced last week that it lost $2 billion as the result of some complicated hedge fund trading, which according to its top executive is apparently not as bad as it sounds.

European Union foreign ministers agreed Monday to impose fresh sanctions on Syria as a U.N.-backed peace plan -- along with all other diplomatic efforts -- have yet to stop the carnage that mounts every day.

Florida A&M University's Board of Trustees meets today to discuss the future of the college's marching band in the aftermath of the hazing-related death of a member.

A search continued early Monday for a missing FBI agent from Burbank, California, whom authorities have described as suicidal and possibly carrying a handgun.

A small plane crashed as it attempted to land in a mountainous area of Nepal on Monday, killing 14 of the 21 people on board, an aviation official said.

The Greek president will resume talks Monday with political party leaders in a scramble to try to form a new government.

The defense for John Edwards is scheduled to start Monday morning in the former presidential candidate's corruption trial.

Fighting between the national army and rebels in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is threatening mountain gorillas, a critically endangered species, the Virunga National Park said Sunday.

It's been a month since the "cease-fire" was due to come into effect in Syria as the first step in a U.N.-backed peace plan. So where does the conflict stand now?

New York police on Sunday touted the impact of its controversial "stop, question and frisk" policy, claiming it has contributed to a spike in the number of firearms confiscated and coincided with what could be a historically low murder rate.

Donald "Duck" Dunn, the bass player who laid the musical floor beneath soul legends like Booker T. and the MGs, Sam and Dave and Otis Redding, has died at age 70, his family announced Sunday.

Government troops in southern Yemen on Sunday attacked al Qaeda hideouts, killing two dozen suspected militants in the latest push to clear the area of the terror organization, local security officials said.

The Senate Homeland Security Committee has scheduled a public hearing on the prostitution scandal involving U.S. military and Secret Service agents in Colombia.