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It was bound to happen. Someday, someone would be the first to die in a computer-driven vehicle. Joshua Brown died in a horrific crash on a Florida road while, apparently, relying on his Tesla's Autopilot system.

The Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to an estimated $449 million.

Since at least 2011, the FBI has adopted secret rules to spy on journalists who publish classified information and hunt down their anonymous sources.

The world changed for Jay Z on June 25, 1996.

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CEO David Sacks is on a campaign to prove to his investors and employees that Zenefits is cleaning up its act.

It's going to be a rough start to the holiday weekend for the Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City.

Puerto Rico just did something that hasn't happened since 1933.

The layoff ax fell at Newsweek on Friday, a day after its affiliated website, International Business Times, saw dozens of employees let go.

Last year brought another pay cut for the commish.

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Minor league baseball players are among the worst paid professional athletes. A law recently introduced in Congress would make sure it stays that way.

Apple may be looking to play both offense and defense in the highly competitive world of digital music.

BMW has teamed with two leading tech companies to deliver fully self-driving vehicles in 2021.

The American appetite for ammo has driven a surge in bullet imports.

Google has mapped the world, indexed millions of books and launched giant balloons that beam Internet to remote regions.

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A week is a long time in politics.

The Fourth of July might be an odd time to say it, but Hollywood is demonstrating that there's not much future in being independent.

More taxes, less spending and no chance of a balanced budget.