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An Estimated 50% of Brazilians oppose the Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, a sign of how Brazil's recession has overshadowed the Games.

The two political conventions this month will help determine the next President of the United States. But a third gathering, sandwiched between them, will help decide supremacy in the pop-culture universe.

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Oil bellwether Halliburton believes the massive decline in oil rigs has finally "reached a landing point" and is preparing for an upcycle in drilling activity.

In a massive lawsuit that reads like an international thriller, the U.S. government claims that well-connected fraudsters stole $3.5 billion from Malaysia and used it to buy New York condos, hotels, yachts and a jet. Some of that money was used to produce the Hollywood film "The Wolf of Wall Street."

The ousting of Roger Ailes, which now seems almost certainly imminent, is nothing short of a seismic event in both the media world and the conservative movement in America.

Kathleen Carroll, the executive editor of The Associated Press for the past 14 years, is leaving the news agency in December.

Jimmy Fallon on Melania Trump: 'She stole the show. Literally.'

American companies are left wondering what will happen to the billions of dollars worth of investment they've poured into Turkey after last week's failed military coup.

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HSBC banker arrested at JFK airport as he prepared to leave the country. He and former trader face federal charges they manipulated currency trades.

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It's at least the fourth Facebook product to hit that milestone.

Apple may wind up being one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Pokemon Go craze. One analyst is predicting $3 billion in App Store sales for the company over the next two years.

George Matus Jr. is behind new drone company Teal, and he's only 18 years old.

Libya's attempts to ramp-up oil production continue to be met by serious challenges following years of war and terror attacks by ISIS.

The IMF downgraded its forecast for Venezuela as the country spirals deeper into an economic, political and humanitarian crisis.

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