Facebook says the company will provide the contents of 3,000 ads bought by a Russian agency to congressional investigators. The move comes as the company has faced growing pressure from members of Congress to release the content of the ads
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called President Donald Trump "deranged" and said in a statement carried by the state news agency that he will "pay dearly" for his threats and called Trump "unfit" to be President
Senate Republicans have just days to pass a bill that would repeal major chunks of the Affordable Care Act, scale back federal spending on health care and dramatically change health insurance in the U.S. But they don't know exactly how it will work
Andy Rubin, who sold his startup Android in 2005, spoke with TIME about his intentions for Ambient OS, how he sees artificial intelligence changing the way we use our phones, his response to criticism of the Essential Phone and more
Aaron Hernandez's lawyer says the former New England Patriots tight end's brain showed severe signs of the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Attorney Jose Baez says testing showed that Hernandez had a severe case of the disease
As painstaking attempts to reach survivors in quake-ravaged buildings across Mexico City stretched into a third day, desperation mounted. President Enrique Pena Nieto's office raised the death toll from the magnitude 7.1 earthquake to 273, including 137 in the capital
The Trump Administration is considering limiting U.S. ties with Myanmar’s military in response to its recent violence against the country’s Rohingya Muslims, a White House official tells TIME
The whole of Puerto Pico has been in total blackout since Hurricane Maria struck. A combination of crumbling infrastructure, financial woes and damage caused by an earlier hurricane, Irma, makes restoring power a daunting prospect
Most Americans approved of President Donald Trump’s recent decision to cut a deal with Democratic leaders to allocate hurricane relief funds and temporarily avoid a government shutdown, a new poll has found
From any infant younger than 4 months who has a sickness that can't be explained, a team takes a vial of blood for a genetic test. They sequence the entire genome of the baby, looking for clues to explain the undiagnosed symptoms
The Securities and Exchange Commission said a cyber breach of a filing system it uses may have provided the basis for some illegal trading in 2016. The revelation comes in the wake of the massive, months-long hack of Equifax
Despite filing for bankruptcy protection earlier this week, Toys 'R' Us plans to hire more than 10,000 part-time employees for the upcoming holiday season. The in-store job availabilities include cashiers, sales associates and stock associates
A photographer's tragic encounters from the Rohingya exodus
