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The candidate, who has hurt himself repeatedly with off-the-wall statements, can fire the missiles of his combative new management team. The question is, where will they land?

Five years after President Obama first called for Bashar al-Assad to step down, the last U.S. envoy to that country issued a scathing criticism of U.S. policy.

Senior Republicans in Washington are quietly advising the Republican National Committee to continue its financial investment behind Donald Trump, arguing that the committee needs to help keep the race competitive with Hillary Clinton or risk an electoral bloodbath that would flip control of Congress.

Embattled UC Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks has announced his intent to resign after enduring months of escalating criticism surrounding his handling of a variety of issues facing one of the nation's most prestigious public schools.

Airline customers are happier than they were last year, according to new data from the Department of Transportation.

US election: Donald Trump's campaign is undergoing a major staff shake-up and signals a shift in campaign leadership toward a more aggressive style willing to go scorched earth in order to win.

US-Russia in diplomatic row over Russia's use of Iranian air base

Brazil beats Honduras 6-0 to qualify for men's Olympic football final where it will face Germany.

Steve Bannon is now the CEO of Donald Trump's campaign, the latest piece of evidence that the right-wing media which enabled Trump's political rise is taking a lead role in his campaign.

Donald Trump's hiring of Breitbart News executive chairman Steve Bannon is a signal that nothing is off-limits between now and November 8.

Gawker Media's properties are set to be sold to Univision, but that doesn't mean Univision will end up running the site that gave the company its name.

IBM's research group is working on a system that identify what foods are causing illnesses in days rather than weeks or months.

Hillary and Bill Clinton's ties to two influential Lebanese-Nigerian businessmen are raising fresh questions about whether the State Department showed favoritism to Clinton Foundation donors -- an issue that has continued to dog the Democratic nominee during the 2016 presidential contest.

Cisco confirmed Wednesday that it will slash 5,500 jobs, or about 7% of its total workforce, to cut costs and make room for investments in trendy new areas like cloud computing and the Internet of Things.

Microsoft and Google poke fun at Apple this month in separate ads to promote their own products, the Surface Pro 4 and Google Photos.

New presidential battleground state polling out Wednesday shows Hillary Clinton with double-digit leads in Colorado and Virginia and effectively tied with Donald Trump in Iowa.

The glitter of the Olympics hasn't polished up life in the slums of Rio, where the homicide squad answers an average of four calls each day.

Oprah Winfrey and Ava DuVernay talk about their goals for African Americans in Hollywood, and they go beyond just "diversity."

Donald Trump's latest campaign shakeup misses the point, writes Paul Begala. The problem is the candidate, not the staff.

AT&T announced that a new plan structure, available beginning this Sunday, that eliminates overage fees for customers.