From his first flirtations with running for office two decades ago Trump has made no practical distinction between his political interests and his business promotion. He could be a president who is able to directly influence his net worth almost daily from the Oval Office
The 20-year-old suspect in the deadly Washington state mall shooting said nothing and appeared "zombie-like" when he was arrested by authorities nearly 24 hours into an intense manhunt, authorities said
Charlotte police released dramatic video footage Saturday that shows officers surrounding a black man with his hands at his side before shots are fired and he buckles to the ground. It's unclear if there was anything in the man's hands
Miami Marlins pitcher José Fernández was one of three people killed in a boat crash off Miami Beach. Fernández , 24, was a star player on the baseball team and finishing up one of his best seasons in the major leagues
The head of Britain’s official opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, stormed to victory in the Labour Party leadership contest despite despair among his M.P.s over his policies and poor poll ratings
Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar was fatally shot outside the court where he was due to stand trial for sharing a cartoon that mocked Islam. Hattar, 56, was shot in the head three times as he arrived for a hearing over the cartoon
Snapchat is expanding beyond its platform for short vanishing videos with the launch of video-sharing sunglasses this year. The sunglasses, called Spectacles, are the company's first hardware offering
President Barack Obama praised the coexistence of "protest and love of country" during the opening of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, an occasion marked by reflections on the current racial tensions across the country
Gennifer Flowers, the woman who allegedly had an affair with Bill Clinton while he was governor of Arkansas, will reportedly be at Monday's debate as Donald Trump's guest.
Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both see Ohio as winnable, for very different reasons. But the two campaigns are also building back-up plans in case their strategies fail come Election Day
Sweden's Princess Madeleine is shedding light on a difficult topic in the hopes of preventing the abuse and exploitation of children worldwide. "When you have your own kids, you understand and realize how vulnerable children are," she told People
President Obama has vetoed a bill that would have allowed the families of 9/11 victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia. The move sets Obama up for a possible first veto override by Congress. Both chambers passed the bill by voice vote
Amélie Diamant-Holmstrom fled Europe in 1940 on a ship of young refugees. That journey is the subject of the Defying the Nazis VR experience
