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Airbnb just got dealt a major blow in one of its top markets: New York.

Paul Ryan sees Trump might lead GOP to lose Senate, but represents many voters Ryan doesn't want to betray. His struggle with this reality reflects wider test of conservative conscience.

The Wall Street Journal is seeking a "substantial number" of buyouts in an effort to "limit" layoffs, the newspaper's editor-in-chief Gerard Baker said Friday.

Some Christians call Donald Trump a believer, others an "idolater" What does he really believe? His pastor offers some clues.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were under the same roof again, less than a day after the heated final presidential debate on Wednesday.

What would it take for you to change your life? For Texas woman Haley Smith, a single joyful moment became a wake-up call.

More than two years after Colorado began selling marijuana for recreational use, cannabis consumers have access to pot that sis more potent than ever.

For supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, many are asking themselves this fall, "Are you selling out if you support Hillary Clinton?"

During this most unusual of presidential campaigns, I've had the pleasure of spending time with tweens and teens who may be #tooyoungtovote, but who are not too young to be focused on the issues they care about most.

Waiting for the mailman to bring you something? Well, you might be waiting awhile for it if you live in one Atlanta suburb.

Even a banquet specifically designed as a break from the rough and tumble of the campaign trail couldn't keep Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton from mounting slashing attacks on each other Thursday night at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, an elegant affair that by tradition brings political rivals together for an evening of good-natured ribbing.

Digital media exposure for children of all ages should be limited, according to new guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Two years have passed since a Chicago police officer shot 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, leading to reforms and fueling national conversation about police use of deadly force.

Swiss surgeons successfully used an experimental technique, which includes harvesting cells from the nasal septum, to repair damaged knee joints in patients. Two years later, these patients report improvements in pain and knee function, according to a study published Thursday in the journal The Lancet.