With two cases attracting national attention, the organization schedules an emergency meeting.

Vox Veniae, a 200-person church in Austin, Tex., began as a church for Chinese-Americans but has quickly become multiracial.    

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The Obama administration is under pressure to revisit oversight of Chinese corporate audits at upcoming summit meetings.

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Here's what Jim Cramer will be monitoring in the week ahead.

Did the NSA get everything they were looking for? And why exactly did they name its monitoring program "Prism?" CNBC's Jackson Burke takes a look.

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Advocates of Congressional intervention say public pressure from fresh disclosures could revive legislation to at least force more transparency in the government’s surveillance programs.    

The dream that the House and Senate will hash out their differences and carve up the taxpayers' money is crashing.

Dianne Feinstein, John McCain and Kelly Ayotte are set to make the rounds.

A misfired email in July 2010 reportedly alerted IRS officials to the extra scrutiny given conservative groups.

Now that the recreational use of marijuana is legal in Colorado, the question is, how much can drivers smoke before their ability to control a vehicle is compromised?    

The Democratic senator also says he's troubled by the NSA revelations.

Rudy Tanzi is one of the world's foremost Alzheimer's researchers. But he still finds time to moonlight with Aerosmith.

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Several people were wounded after a person opened fire near the campus on Friday, the police said.    

Princess Madeleine of Sweden will marry New York banker Christopher O'Neill this weekend in a lavish ceremony in Stockholm.

This compares with 29 percent for George W. Bush and 21 percent for Bill Clinton, pollsters say.

News that government agencies have been collecting phone data, and apparently tapping into popular Web services, has sparked a predictable amount of anger and apologists, political charges and counter-claims.