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As it races to replace around 2.5 million Note 7 devices worldwide, Samsung is now having to respond to reports of the phones bursting into flames in China.

The federal government is pushing to get autonomous vehicles on the road.

Lyft's cofounder said most of his company's rides will be in self-driving cars in five years.

Donald Trump's rising poll numbers are causing Mexico's currency to decline on fears that he would worsen relations between Mexico and the U.S.

After a year of build-up, GoPro announced its first drone and a pair of new action cameras.

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British filmmaker Rebecca Moss spent weeks stuck on a huge cargo ship off the coast of Japan after the vessel's operator, Hanjin Shipping, went bankrupt.

Twitter has officially loosened the reigns on its 140-character limit.

The Apple Watch is finally getting closer to where it should have been all along.

Wells Fargo announced on Monday that Claudia Russ Anderson, the internal watchdog at the division that created millions of fake accounts, has taken a leave of absence.

Shares of sporting goods chain Dick's are up more than 70% this year, making it one of the hottest retailers out there. Rivals have gone bankrupt and the company continues to gain ground.

The world's first beer pipeline has opened in Bruges, Belgium. It will reduce traffic in the city's old town.

President Obama says "misinformation" fed by Fox News, Rush Limbaugh and right-wing web sites partly explains why the presidential race is such a nail-biter.

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Despite explosions in New York City and New Jersey over the weekend, investors don't seem overly worried about new terrorist threats in the United States. The market moved higher on an mostly quiet Monday morning.

Donald Trump's policies risk putting the U.S. economy in recession while Hillary Clinton's adds some additional jobs, Oxford Economics forecasts.

Newsela is using journalism to help students improve reading abilities.

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