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A daughter of Robert Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, said in a Facebook post that former Republican President George H.W. Bush told her he's voting for -- wait for it -- Hillary Clinton.

Did he really say that again? And again?

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks to Christiane Amanpour about making the politics of hope a reality by focusing on inclusive growth for everyone.

Athletes across the country have been sitting or kneeling during the national anthem in recent weeks to protest police brutality and racism.

Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in this weekend's New York City and New Jersey terrorist attacks, is in many ways quite typical of jihadist terrorists in the United States since 9/11.

The battle over gun rights returns to the nation's capital Tuesday, when a federal appeals court will consider a gun restriction that requires applicants for a license to carry a concealed firearm to demonstrate a "good reason" to fear injury to his or her person or property.

What Harinder Bains did isn't unusual: He saw something suspicious and called police.

The husband of Jim Carrey's former girlfriend has filed a lawsuit against the actor for allegedly supplying prescription drugs that contributed to her fatal overdose.

As an Olympic champion, Ryan Lochte is not the kind of man who throws in the towel during a competition. But he admits there was a brief period following his drama-filled "Dancing with the Stars" debut last week when he considered hanging up his ballroom shoes.

Serena Williams says she's sick and tired of playing at grand slams while injured.

Florida -- a perennial swing state -- is living up to its reputation ahead of the November election.

Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure's career, both for club and country, took two very different turns Tuesday.

Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf apologized to customers for more than 2 million fake accounts opened in their names, but denied any orchestrated fraud by bank management.

Rahami's capture gives investigators a rare opportunity to try to establish his motivations and affiliations -- if they can get him to talk.

Hillary Clinton is visiting only two battleground states this week -- hardly a sign of confidence at her standing 49 days before the election, but an acknowledgement that one task reigns above all: Preparing for her first face-to-face confrontation with Donald Trump.

"One thing I've learned," says Marc Jacobs with a note of exasperation in his voice, "is that there is no winning on the internet. You can't argue with people online. It is absolutely pointless."

Former President Jimmy Carter is almost 92 years old, but he still swings a mighty hammer.

Sen. Angus King said Tuesday shutting down immigration until the system is perfect would be "a terrible loss" for the United States.

When you think of fall, the first thing that usually comes to mind is leaves changing to beautiful reds, oranges and yellows.