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A jury has awarded $3 million to a University of Virginia administrator who won a defamation case against Rolling Stone magazine for its discredited account of a gang rape at a fraternity house.

While the nation waits with bated breath for tomorrow's election results, news organizations will look to exit polls to get an early read on who might win.

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What's in a name? For Smith & Wesson, a whole lot of corporate strategy.

The prices to attend the UFC's first bouts in New York will knock you out.

Boeing and Airbus are holding a paper airplane contest. A very expensive one. And the winner may get the chance to build the world's longest jet.

Leave it to man's best friend to bridge a bitter political divide.

The election is almost over. But for some media figures, the benefits -- and potentially, the collateral damage -- could linger.

Two ESPN reporters have had their credentials revoked by the Dallas Mavericks for the season.

You know it's a wild election season when a letter from the FBI sparks a global stock market rally.

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"The fix is in." "The election is a fraud." "This Newsweek cover proves the election is rigged."

The idea of a Donald Trump presidency might make the stock market nervous, but not gold bugs.

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In journalism circles, 2016 is the year of the fact-checker.

Iran is on the brink of clinching billions of dollars of Western investment in its oil and gas industry, the first since sanctions were lifted earlier this year.

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