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CNN's Mike Rowe: When a business tells you that they are more concerned with your safety than anything else, beware. They are not being honest.

Election 2016: Veteran pollster Peter Hart rates Hillary Clinton as a seven-to-one favorite to win the presidency and sees a narrow path for Donald Trump, opened for him by the other candidates on the ballot.

Some 37 million people suffer from hearing loss, yet most private medical insurance doesn't cover the cost of hearing aids.

It isn't easy to tread through rocky terrain to get to your dream destination when you're wheelchair-bound with cerebral palsy. It is, though, when you have a team of police officers determined to make your dream come true.

Wells Fargo scandal: Elizabeth Warren and four other Senate Democrats called on CEO John Stumpf to testify on the fake account scandal rocking the big bank.

Proterra, an electric bus company, says its newest bus can handle nearly any bus route in the country.

The man who jumped the White House fence Thanksgiving Day last year pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to a charge of entering restricted grounds and could be sentenced to a maximum of one year in prison.

Manchester United reported $761 million in revenue -- a new record for any soccer league.

Carlos Moore, a Mississippi attorney, lost his battle last week to have the state's flag -- that includes the Confederate battle emblem -- declared unconstitutional.

A recent upsurge in sales has seen Rio 2016 become the second-biggest Paralympic Games in terms of ticketing, with an estimated 1.9 million sold.

Old documents shed new light on the sugar industry's controversial history of funding heart disease research.

From world leader to the wilderness in just under three months.

Nissan is recalling 120,000 cars because of fire risk — and warning drivers to park away from buildings if there's trouble.

Italian town Amatrice has asked prosecutors to take action against magazine Charlie Hebdo for depicting earthquake victims as pasta dishes.

Presidential candidates have long been wary of allowing the public to see them as less than a picture of perfect health.

Samsung shares plunged 7% after the company told owners of its high-end Galaxy Note 7 phone to stop using the devices.

After a year of mechanical breakdowns plaguing its $360 million littoral combat ships, the US Navy has announced a major overhaul of the program that will include designating the first four of the ships as testing vessels and limiting their overseas deployments to emergencies.

ESPN's fantasy football app crashed on the first Sunday of the season, and fans are furious.

A former senior adviser to President Barack Obama criticized Hillary Clinton's "unhealthy penchant for privacy" on Monday, following Clinton's early departure from a September 11 memorial and the campaign's later acknowledgment that the Democratic presidential nominee had been diagnosed Friday with pneumonia.

A lesson in compassion isn't something you expect from high school students. But Nashville's Christ Presbyterian Academy proves us wrong.