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"Spy Booth", one of the most famous murals by British street artist Banksy, has been destroyed.

Mexico's economic growth shrank in the second quarter for the first time in three years on a quarterly basis.

Woodford Investment Management is permanently scrapping bonuses, saying they can encourage bad behavior and act as distraction to workers.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has announced he will run again to lead the country in next year's presidential elections.

Nick Cannon can now add college freshman to his resume.

A robot helper ushers you to your stadium seat, while artificial meteorites streak across the sky. This is the crazy reality that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Committee wants to bring to life.

Hillary Clinton's campaign said the Democratic presidential candidate will travel to Louisiana to view the devastation caused by recent flooding "at a time when the presence of a political campaign will not disrupt the response" -- a shot at her rival Donald Trump.

The Republican vice presidential candidate has three kids and between $95,000 and $280,000 in Parent PLUS Loans.

If the walls of the Hoppegarten racetrack could talk, they would likely proffer tales of thoroughbred legends as well as classes in German history.

Lawmakers have spent a lot of time trying to curtail spending in the smallest part of the federal budget while doing very little to address the kind of spending that is actually driving the debt higher and will eat up virtually every tax dollar Americans pay within 20 years.

About 60% of the Class of 2015 graduated with student debt. On average, they left with $28,400 in student loans -- but at these colleges, it was a lot more.

For Dr. Karla Maguire, Zika isn't just professional -- it's personal. The Florida obstetrician is pregnant.

A community in Virginia has rallied around a Latina waitress after she received a racist note in lieu of a tip last week.

Pfizer announces $14 billion purchase of Medivation, a cancer biotech firm.

A 74-year-old woman mistook the gas pedal for the brake and drove onto a crowded dance floor at an outdoor concert near Cleveland, police said. Eight were injured, including two seriously.

The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd as the ball streaks out of the stadium, the wail of an alarm as the ball hits a car in the parking lot.

Kayla Iacovino is a Trekkie vulcanologist. No, she doesn't study Vulcans like Spock. She explores volcanoes in dangerous, restricted and far-off places.

Spain, Portugal, Italy and other sunny European nations have seen a big boost in tourist numbers this year as nervous travelers avoid places targeted by terrorists.

Kirsten Powers, a regular on Fox News for the past decade, is switching channels.

Police say she was called an "idiot" so often and for so long that it was the word that sprung to her young mind when a social worker asked her name.