Union: Hackers stole data on every federal worker
The American Federal of Government Employees has suggested that the hack is far worse than the Obama administration has said
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The American Federal of Government Employees has suggested that the hack is far worse than the Obama administration has said
Beijing hosting World Pole Dancing Championships a sign of China's warming up to acrobatics typically not thought of as sport
Most senior Communist Party official to date falls in corruption purge by new leader, who may have an ulterior motive
Espionage by a foreign government falls into a different category than attempting to steal trade secrets
State media says kids aged five to 13, whose parents had abandoned them, died after ingesting liquid pesticide
Wall Street looked ready for more losses on the open, with both Dow and S&P 500 futures down 0.1 percent
To catch students using hidden cameras and microphones on the biggest exam of the year, officials surveiled on the ground and in the sky
Common cheating methods include hiring surrogate test-takers and using wireless equipment to communicate during high-stakes test
Futures augured a tepid start for Wall Street: S&P 500 futures were down 0.1 percent; Dow futures were unchanged
The House Homeland Security Committee Chairman says he believes China is behind the massive cyberattack
Only 14 people survived when the Eastern Star capsized on the Yangtze River in China's deadliest boat accident in nearly seven decades
Hackers stole personal information from more than 4 million current and former federal employees
Official death toll tops 100 as crews drain water from still mostly submerged cruise ship to retrieve victims
Cybersleuths think they know who's behind it -- and perhaps even how the info could be used
Shawn Henry, former head of the FBI's cybersecurity branch, says alleged Chinese hack of federal agencies shines light on broader problem
Massive vigil marking 26th anniversary of bloody Chinese crack-down on protesters has new meaning for young Hong Kongers
Authorities recover dozens of bodies from river cruise ship, which capsized in a storm Monday with more than 450 people aboard
Government adds dozens more divers and some heavy equipment to the effort as rescuers contemplate their next move
The Eastern Star was traveling on the Yangtze River from Nanjing to Chongqing when it capsized with more than 450 onboard in a heavy storm
U.S. leaders are still debating how to respond to China as it tries to prove its military and economic strength
More than 400 people who were aboard a vessel in the Yangtze River are still unaccounted for, officials say
The small cruise ship sank in the Yangtze River, but so far only eight people have been rescued, according to the Chinese state broadcaster
China has been building artificial islands to expand its sovereignty
But in a country with 300 million smokers, it's unclear how widespread enforcement of the new law will be
Swiss pilot set off from China on what was meant to be longest leg of round-the-world attempt, but only made it to Japan