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Next problem facing flood-ravaged Louisiana - will victims be forced to move out of state?

Donald Trump, presidential nominee, is taking a backseat to Donald Trump, media critic -- again.

Donald Trump's campaign has gained a reputation for its less-than-traditional approach to grass-roots engagement, and that includes its offices in Jefferson County, Colorado, where one of the operation's most prominent leaders is 12-year-old Weston Imer.

"Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver says Donald Trump has come to a "fork in the road" and that his best option is to leave the presidential race now.

When the comic book character RiRi Williams takes over the "Iron Man" suit, she will not be known as "Iron Woman." Instead she will be "Ironheart."

Limiting their exposure to single stocks, the wealthy see better returns.

Donald Trump acknowledged Saturday that the Republican Party "must do better" in appealing to African-Americans.

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign will make their final ad reservations for the fall this week, according to an aide, reserving -- in total -- $80 millions in ads through Election Day in eight states.

Jihadist Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi pleads guilty at the International Criminal Court to destroying ancient artifacts in Timbuktu in Mali.

Bernie Sanders took to Twitter to voice his reaction to Pfizer's announcement that it's buying Medivation -- a pharmaceutical company that developed a drug that treats prostate cancer that costs six figures for a year of treatment. Sanders says: "The era of charging unconscionable prices must end."

Miranda Lambert has a new guy in her life...and he's a 6-year-old.

Disgraced U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte loses endorsement deal with Speedo and Ralph Lauren after caught vandalizing gas station and making up robbery story at Olympics.

It's often the household names that dominate Olympic coverage.

Now, this is the side of American sportsmanship we needed to see after the Ryan Lochte shenanigan.

Farewell then to the Rio Olympic Games. What amazing sporting feats will we remember from Brazil?

With South America's first Olympics now over, just how will we look back on the Rio Games?

In the most direct public warning to Moscow and Damascus to date, the new US commander of American troops in Iraq and Syria is vowing to defend US special operations forces in northern Syria if regime warplanes and artillery again attack in areas where troops are located.

Nearly four years after Newtown, we're fighting -- and we're winning -- on gun safety, write Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly.

They are loud, proud and surprisingly beautiful despite the acrid smell of burnt-rubber that lingers in their wake.

Many of the pre-Rio Games fears didn't quite materialize. But this Olympics was far from an unqualified success. Samuel Chi names his winners and losers.