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After two days of deliberations, a New Mexico jury remained split over the fate of former Albuquerque police officers Dominique Perez and Keith Sandy, forcing the judge to declare a mistrial.

China welcomes NBA's first training academies for elite players.

City dwellers are more likely to suffer from mental illnesses due to stress, so here are some tips to stay calm and healthy in your mind.

On Tuesday, Peruvian government officials donned hazmat suits to burn approximately 7 tons of illicit drugs.

Russian hackers have already scored a key goal in their apparent bid to disrupt the US presidential election, according to researchers monitoring the campaign.

Former Wells Fargo worker Nathan Todd Davis said at a Tuesday hearing on the Wells Fargo fake account scandal said intimidation at the bank even included denial of bathroom breaks.

Kim Kardashian West has filed suit in a federal lawsuit in New York against MediaTakeOut.com and its founder Fred Mwangaguhunga alleging they libeled her.

Lt. Tim McMillan, who's been police officer for 13 years, can't believe that police-community relations have reached such a point that a simple gesture would have such an impact.

Music legend Rod Stewart was knighted by Britain's Prince William at Buckingham Palace Tuesday, to become Sir Roderick Stewart.

Samsung has become the butt of jokes on U.S. comedy shows and social media because its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone has shown a tendency to burst into flames.

When Kelly Oxford asked women to share their stories of sexual assault in response to Donald Trump's lewd comments, the floodgates opened.

White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett said Wednesday President Barack Obama's criticism of Donald Trump's lewd comments "speaks for everyone."

New York Rep. Peter King said Tuesday that he thinks backlash from Donald Trump's supporters to Republicans withdrawing their support for the GOP nominee could cause a "civil war" within the party.

This is how someone goes from being a low-level bank employee to running an international enterprise now singled out by the U.S. government as one of the world's most illicit criminal organizations.

Voting: Some call it a civic duty, others a waste of time, but if you want to have your say at the ballot box there are a few things you need to know about voter registration.

The children of women who took SSRIs during pregnancy have an increased risk of speech or language disorders, a study finds.

Comcast is being forced to pay the largest fine ever levied against a cable operator for pegging customers for services and equipment they didn't ask for.

A big reason why women don't end up in the science and engineering fields is because of the messages they receive as kids about math and the way it is taught.

In Amanpour inteview, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismisses claims that his country is interfering in the US presidential election as "ridiculous".

Big pharmaceutical companies and biotechs have plunged as Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has gained momentum. Clinton has promised to tackle drug prices if elected. That has investors nervous. But is it an overreaction?