Zillow delivered revenue that beat expectations, helped by the US housing-market recovery, and raised its full-year forecast.

He proposes two amendments to immigration legislation to extend legal rights to gay couples.

Syria's Internet appears to be almost completely shut down, according to the cyber security firm Umbrella.

Around Cleveland and Pittsburgh, a web of chefs, butchers and farmers is trying to bring the landscape back into balance.    

The bill passed the State Senate by a 12-to-9 vote and the governor quickly signed it, making Delaware the 11th state to permit same-sex marriages.    

Gov. Jack Markell signs the bill into law just minutes after its passage by the state Senate.

House Republicans take an unusual tack in their effort to swamp the labor secretary nominee.

Whole Foods beat on earnings and raised its full-year forecast, saying store sales had recently accelerated. Shares rose after-hours.

Mondelez beat on earnings and raised its full-year forecast, citing a benefit from a tax item.

Two months after 14-year-old Gina DeJesus vanished in 2004, the son of the suspect in her kidnapping interviewed her mother while a college journalism student for a local community newspaper.    

JC Penney said it expects a sharp drop in revenue in the first quarter, citing strategies of ousted CEO Ron Johnson.

Disney reported earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street expectations for the latest quarter, on strength in its parks and recreation and studio businesses.

A man in Georgia held onto the hood of a car for two miles after confronting a woman that backed into his wife's truck.

The senator's proposals are being connected to unrelated legislation on water.

The discovery of three young women missing for a decade in Cleveland immediately raised the hopes of the family of a fourth missing woman Tuesday.

His group's alignment with conservatives in the immigration push has made some squeamish.

An elderly nun and two other protesters are in federal court for breaching security at one of the nation's most secure nuclear facilities.

He cites Senate rules on decorum after Harry Reid called Ted Cruz a "schoolyard bully. "

He will stay in the House instead of seeking the seat being opened by the retirement of Chambliss.

Police say they'll arrest protesters who go through with plans to carry rifles into the city.