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A U.S.-based startup is launching its self-driving car program in Singapore, where the government already embraces the concept.

St. Jude Medical called claims that its pacemakers are vulnerable to cyber attacks "absolutely untrue." Investors sound worried though, sending the company's stock dropping 8%.

The end seems near for one of the world's longest running conflicts with a deal announced between the government of Colombia and the Marxist rebels of FARC. Here's what you need to know.

Hillary Clinton slammed Donald Trump and issued a strong defense of the Clinton Foundation Wednesday amid the Republican nominee's claims that she used public office for personal gain.

Oculus and National Geographic document the president's visit to Yosemite.

The version of Sharia implemented by extremists is reprehensible but is not the sole definition of Sharia, Sally Kohn says.

The incredible increase in the cost of EpiPens, auto-injectors that can stop life-threatening emergencies caused by allergic reactions, has hit home on Capitol Hill.

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake hit Italy early Wednesday. Rescuers are still searching for victims, and relief groups are mobilizing.

Ernest Thompson, 98, would make regular visits to the USS Iowa, but can't anymore due to poor health. So the Navy came to him.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is going to Rome to hold a live Q&A Monday, following this week's large earthquake.

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy early Wednesday morning, toppling buildings and burying people under the rubble.

Hillary Clinton's campaign is airing an ad that hits Trump for his most iconic campaign swag: His Make America Great Again hats.

SItes that support Donald Trump -- and the tough immigration policies he's backed -- are staying silent about the shift in his rhetoric on the issue.

More than 30 overdoses in Cincinnati on Wednesday and at least 20 on Tuesday are thought to be from heroin laced with carfentanil, an elephant tranquilizer.

Facebook opens up its computer vision expertise in a win for app creators.

The number of international students coming to the U.K. has dropped by 15% in the year to June, to the lowest number since 2007.

One year after America was in shock over the 5,000% price hike of Daraprim, the drug still costs $375. Doctors say it's 'immoral' and 'unethical.'

With the Olympics party over, Brazil faces a sobering reality as its Senate opens the impeachment trial against suspended President Dilma Rousseff.

Aaron David Miller says reports that Putin might try to broker peace shouldn't disturb the U.S; he says the Russian leader would only court failure

Iraq's military and the US-led coalition is preparing for the "mother of all battles" in the war against ISIS there: The liberation of Mosul.