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For Donald Trump, this was supposed to be a week in which he established himself as the only presidential candidate fit to serve as commander in chief.

Presidential candidate Gary Johnson's question 'What is Aleppo?' disqualifies him from becoming president, says Frida Ghitis. Will it transform the race?

Shortly after September 11, 2001, photographer Steve McCurry stored his processed film of the destruction in a filing cabinet at his Manhattan studio. He did not look at the images closely again for 10 years.

Donald Trump touted his work overhauling one of his South Florida golf clubs in a newly released deposition he gave just two months before he entered the race for the White House

Hillary Clinton ever so briefly hit pause Thursday on the personal insults and character attacks that have dominated the presidential election, as she discussed her faith and humility at a Baptist convention.

When American presidents and vice presidents travel abroad, they are accustomed to a reception reflecting their status as leaders of the free world.

A new study has reviewed all the data on the harms and benefits of statins to help the millions with high cholesterol worldwide ensure they are informed.

Donald Trump on Thursday once again sought to convince the public that he opposed the Iraq War by pointing to statements he made after the US had already invaded the country.

After an emotional opening ceremony, the sporting action got under way on day one of the Rio Paralympic Games -- and what a start it was.

Turkey has suspended thousands of teachers over alleged links to a militant Kurdish group, according to sources and state-run news agency Anadolu.

For Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson, the question is: After his 'Aleppo' gaffe, now what?

If Donald Trump wants to win black voters, Rick C. Wade writes he will need to build their trust and address the socioeconomic barriers holding them back.

After a gaffe by Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson, Jake Tapper offered a brief refresher course on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria.

A Russian fighter jet made an "unsafe close-range intercept" of a US aircraft over the Black Sea Wednesday, coming within 10 feet of the American plane.

Amazon is going to start delivering tailgating supplies directly to 49ers fans tailgating in the parking lot of Levi's Stadium.

Once-secret Soviet documents claim Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was once a KGB agent codenamed "Mole."

Wells Fargo, the bank at the center of the latest scandal, can claim Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway as its biggest shareholder. Ironically, the legendary investor has cited the bank's reputation as one of the reasons why he likes it.

Hillary Clinton's super PAC almost raised more money in August than all of Donald Trump's super PACs have combined during the entire 2016 campaign, collecting more than $20 million in what the group called their most successful month so far.

The Lady Chablis, the unabashed Savannah, Georgia, transgender queen who became a gay icon after finding fame in the 1990s through the "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" book and movie, has died. She was 59.

Joe Manganiello of "Magic Mike" fame will play Deathstroke in Ben Affleck's Batman movie