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Despite record levels of dissatisfaction with the Republican and Democratic candidates, nearly 70% of Americans know nothing about the Green Party presidential hopeful Jill Stein, according to a recent Gallup poll.

After missing out on selection for his home Olympics at London 2012, British sailor Giles Scott has a gold medal draped around his neck.

Americans who favor Donald Trump are employed and richer than average, but they tend to be less educated and hold blue collar jobs, a new Gallup study found.

Toya Graham first made headlines after a televised smackdown of her teenage son during the Baltimore riots last year.

An explorer vessel made a goofy little friend off the coast of California.

A Georgia woman, paralyzed for eight years, shocked friends and family when she got up from her wheelchair and walked down the aisle at her wedding.

Mic drop.

World-renowned ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov says Donald Trump's words are reminiscent of rhetoric from his childhood in the Soviet Union.

Jeremy Courtney says missionaries should stop posing as aid workers, teachers and business owners when they go to other countries to convert people.

American soccer star Alex Morgon hopes the U.S women's soccer team's unexpected loss in the 2016 Olympics can help inspire young girls to stay in the game.

Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein has been waging an uphill battle for name recognition as she pursues her White House bid.

She's the South African athlete who has been at the centre of fierce controversy over whether she should be allowed to compete in women's races.

Aetna CEO tells feds that participation on Obamacare exchanges depends on Humana merger approval.

Retail giant Target said that sales of Apple products plunged in the second quarter. Target is hoping that demand will improve once the iPhone 7 finally comes out later this year. So are Apple investors.

Amina Ali Nkeki, one of the Chibok girls kidnapped from her Nigeria school two years ago, says she misses the Boko Haram fighter she was wed to in captivity.

A Navy sailor facing prison time for taking photos of a classified area on a US nuclear attack submarine is asking a federal judge for leniency, citing the government's decision not to indict Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information.

Paul Ceglia, the man who claims to own half of Facebook, now also claims his life is at risk.

Liz Cheney, daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, won the Republican primary for Wyoming's only House seat Tuesday, meaning one of the most famous names in Republican politics will likely return to Washington.

Donald Trump made a pitch for African-American voters on Tuesday by calling for more police in America's inner cities, arguing that Democratic policies have failed minority communities and accusing Democrats of "peddling the narrative of cops as a racist force."

Billionaire casino magnate Steve Wynn says he hasn't "given a dime" to Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, both of whom he describes as friends.