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Sen. Tim Kaine sought Tuesday to dismantle Donald Trump's national security credentials, slamming the GOP nominee for a "bizarre fascination" with strongmen and highlighting his shifting positions on the Iraq War.

The city of Tel Aviv has turned the facade of its city hall building into a playable Tetris game.

Elon Musk says Tesla needs to report a profitable third quarter to win back investors.

Paul Sracic says Trump has shown the potential to attract working-class voters in the swing state of Ohio who otherwise might never vote for a Republican.

Top Donald Trump surrogate Ben Carson said Tuesday it was "relatively irrelevant" that the mogul seemed to be eschewing promises made over the primaries to strike a more moderate tone ahead of the general election.

Goldman Sachs is prohibiting its top executives from donating to state and local politicians. But the change may apply to donations for presidential candidates.

House Speaker Paul Ryan accused the FBI Tuesday of playing politics with the release of details about their investigation into Hillary Clinton's email, citing the bureau's decision to publicly reveal information at the onset of Labor Day weekend.

President Obama needs to tell Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that the killings of suspected drug dealers must stop, says Phelim Kine.

People with higher-than-normal thyroid hormone levels may have an increased risk of sudden cardiac death.

A man who was shot by Secret Service after approaching the White House in May with a gun has pleaded guilty.

Gary Johnson, struggling to move his poll numbers high enough to earn a spot in the presidential debates, is beginning his first television advertising of the 2016 campaign.

Cosmopolitan's Joanna Coles is expanding her portfolio to all of Hearst Magazines.

The conservative anti-feminist believed natural equality of genders was a myth, gave conservative women an alternative to feminism.

Patty Wetterling has five questions for the man who abducted her 11-year-old son, Jacob, as he rode his bike home on a rural Minnesota road in 1989.

Chipotle's stock has already been crushed by the food safety crisis at the burrito chain. Influential analyst Howard Penney thinks Chipotle's financial problems are only going to get worse.

To avoid giving Zika to a sexual partner, men and women should abstain or practice safe sex for six months after returning from an area where the virus is active, the World Health Organization announced.

The U.S. unemployment rate is 4.9%, but 57% of Americans believe the rate is a lot higher than that, according to a new Rutgers University survey.

Cute back-to-school photos are taking on a different tone in Chicago. Messages of worry accompanied those same adorable photos Tuesday as parents expressed concern about their children's safety while they headed back to Chicago Public Schools.

Mylan's EpiPen4Schools program is drawing accusations of anti-trust tactics by New York's attorney general and two U.S. senators.

Hillary Clinton shrugged off calls Tuesday for more congressional inquiries into her email usage as nothing more than right-wing conspiracy pandering, saying that the FBI has "resolved" the matter.