Business groups are calling for a truce between the two sides.

Cannabis-related products are banned from the show floor, but pot is becoming part of the conversation in Las Vegas.

The Federal Communications Commission said the auction ended Thursday raised $44.89 billion, the highest amount ever for this type of sale.

"In discussions with our member companies, we have quantified the potential Q4 losses at several hundred million dollars."

There is still some possibility of extraditing LeT terrorist David Headley to India, if the Mumbai attacks convict violates his plea agreem...

However, US District Judge told Headley that he had difficulties sin believing him given his past record.

"We have been assured access to Rana and we hope to question him soon. A formal request for questioning Rana has been sent to the US," an o...

Headley, who was arrested by the FBI in October 2009, had pleaded guilty to his role in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks in 2008 that claime...

Khurshid also sent out a strong message to Pakistan saying there cannot be "any form of closure" to the Mumbai attacks unless all perpetrat...

David Headley, one of the main conspirators of Mumbai attacks, to be sentenced in a court, with the US govt seeking jail term of 30-35 year...

US government said Headley provided intelligence about locations that later were targeted during the Mumbai terrorist attacks.

US has ruled out any extradition for Headley, in lieu of providing critical information to the US agencies about various other terror outfi...

Even though Headley played a supportive role in the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, but it was unquestionably an essential role contributing to ...

The US has sought a jail term of 30 to 35 years for the American born Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist for his role in Mumbai attack and other ter...

52-year-old Pakistani-Canadian Rana was sentenced by the Chicago federal court despite his defence attorneys seeking a lighter sentence.

US prosecutors today sought 30 years' imprisonment for Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Rana.

Piracy syndicates are selling shares in planned attacks, fueled by a surge of ransom payments that help attract investors, the US Navy Chie...