Hillary Clinton says she and her family paid a State Department staffer with personal funds to maintain a private email server that she used for both personal and government matters while secretary of state.

A virtuoso performance from Sergio Aguero led Argentina to a 7-0 friendly win over Bolivia in Houston.

Saudi Arabia says it is happy with President Obama's assurances that the recent nuclear deal with Iran will not imperil the Gulf states.

Appreciating the progress made in Bangladesh, the United States says the country is more prepared for a major earthquake in Dhaka city today than in the past.

"Everest", an account of a 1996 disaster on the world's most famous mountain, got the 72nd Venice film under way on a high note.

2015 is on course to be the biggest grossing year in movie history in the United States and worldwide.

Myanmar has set a minimum wage of 3,600 kyat ($2.80) for an eight-hour work day.

Lionel Messi has hit out at reports he was set to take a break from international football after failing to lift the Copa America.

The name Barrack Obama will remain etched in history as the first black President of the United States (POTUS). Soon, with a little more help from Donald Trump (Conservative/Independent), the US might be having its first woman president.

British driver Justin Wilson has died after being struck by flying debris and suffering a serious head injury in Sunday's Pocono IndyCar 500 race.

Police are investigating claims that Hollywood star Mel Gibson allegedly shoved and verbally abused an Australian photographer.

Britain will reopen its embassy in Tehran during a visit to Iran by Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond due to start on Sunday.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a libido-enhancing drug for women that has been dubbed "Female Viagra".

China devalued its currency after a run of poor economic data, a move it billed as a free-market reform.

Six children and two adults have been found handcuffed and fatally shot in the head in a Texas home, following the arrest of a man who exchanged gunfire with police.

The Japanese city of Nagasaki is marking 70 years since the dropping of an atomic bomb by the United States.

A jury in the US state of Colorado spares gunman James Holmes the death penalty for killing 12 people at a screening of a Batman film in 2012.

Residents in the Japanese city of Hiroshima commemorate the 70th anniversary of the first atomic bomb being dropped by a US aircraft.

While some tech companies have their sights set on commercial deliveries by drone, the black market is already one step ahead.

Civil rights campaigners in US start a 40-day march to highlight what they say is a fresh attack on equal rights for African Americans.