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Cynthia Hudson writes that his music helped a fair-haired American Latina define herself and embrace every part of who she is.

Mark Zuckerberg said on Monday that he hopes to finally demo a personal assistant powered by artificial intelligence next month after making it his New Year's challenge.

Brexit campaign leader Nigel Farage wrote an op-ed for the Daily Mail over the weekend recounting his trip to the United States to campaign with Donald Trump, saying the rally he attended "was more like a rock concert than a political meeting" and asserting Trump will "be the new Ronald Reagan."

If Trump is serious in saying he's concerned with keeping African Americans safe from gun violence, he should support gun control measures

An unlicensed driver piloting a charter bus full of workers headed to the Baton Rouge flooding cleanup crashed Sunday morning, killing two people.

The guest worker program is flawed to the core, says Dan Werner When hiring, resorts like Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago have found a way to discriminate against women, older workers, people with disabilities and, more broadly, people who don't have the "look" they want.

Hillary Clinton raised over $11 million Sunday at three events in tony towns throughout the Hamptons, putting Clinton on place to make August her top fundraising month of the campaign.

Even though "Game of Thrones" is on hiatus, the Seven Kingdoms hasn't been staying out of the political action this summer.

The 2016 MTV Video Music Awards were free of controversy and full of powerful performances. From Beyoncé's surprise stage re-creation of "Lemonade" to Britney Spears' big comeback, here are some of the best moments from Sunday's show.

The city will begin tracking air quality, weather and road data to better inform government decisions.

More than two out of three Icelandic babies -- 67% -- are born to parents who are not married. Is love really all you need?

The Pirelli calendar, the tire company's annual showcase of female beauty, continues to redefine itself.

Mark Zuckerberg has added a very special event to his tour of Italy: a meeting with the Pope.

President Dilma Rousseff insisted Monday she had committed no crime and said she was proud that she'd been "faithful to my commitment to the nation."

Forty million people depend on the Colorado River to survive, but conflicting needs and relentless drought are straining the river that sustains them.

A flawed, misleading story implying that Hillary Clinton gave more access to those who donated to the Clinton Foundation was a disservice to readers and to the good works of the foundation, Raul Reyes says.

A South Carolina apartment complex puts out a letter after some kids complained about a clown trying to lure them into the woods.

ISIS has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at an Iraqi wedding that left 15 people dead.

A new paper suggests that only about 28% of adults who screen positive for depression actually receive treatment.

Donald Trump challenged Hillary Clinton Sunday to release "detailed medical records" and said he would have "no problem" releasing his own.