Violent protests rocked Milwaukee over the police shooting of an armed African-American man. At least two people were injured after shots were fired and objects hurled during the protest, police said.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sits down with Y Combinator President Sam Altman to discuss some of the hardest decisions he's had to make since starting out at Facebook.
Three brothers who grew up watching "Luchadores," or Mexican wrestlers, decided to launch a taco shop in San Diego dedicated to the art of Mexican wrestling. The shop includes paraphernalia like glittery wrestler masks, a wrestling ring and a "Champions Booth." The tacos have won "Best Of San Diego" titles year after year since the restaurant opened in 2008.
After more than a decade of making her mark as a professional model, Vanny Reis returned to Cape Verde and started a modeling agency, Vaiss Models, in 2013.
Ford and Chinese search engine Baidu are investing $150 million in Velodyne LiDAR. Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company CEO, discusses the company's plans for self-driving cars.
The FCC is currently weighing proposals to regulate the cable industry. Two proposals, one supported by Google and by the cable industry, could change the way we watch TV.
Brick and mortar stores are facing stiff competition from Ecommerce and the detailed analytics online retailers have about their customers. A new heat mapping technology may be the key to help physical stores compete.
McDonald's has been an Olympic sponsor for 40 years. But is the money worth it? The fast food giant explains its strategy and describes this year's ad campaign, focusing on children.
Michael Phelps has more Olympic medals than any other athlete in history -- but his true legacy will be the cash and attention he brought into the sport of swimming.
Terrorist attacks have hurt tourism in countries like France and Turkey, but boosted visitor figures in places that are considered safe havens, like Spain and Portugal.
Researchers at MIT and Microsoft teamed up to create DuoSkin, temporary tattoos that can double as a user interface for your phone and other mobile devices. The tattoos can also store data and light up based on your body temperature.
Donald Trump has warned that the election could be "rigged" against him. Brian Stelter and Trump senior communications advisor Jason Miller discuss whether this is a "dangerous" thing to say.
Ten years after Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts went public, it filed for bankruptcy. It lost money every year, but Donald Trump was paid $39 million during that time. Cristina Alesci explains how that's possible.
Trump aide Jason Miller says "one of the biggest problems that we have is the filter with which news is being presented to people." He explains the campaign's recent media criticism.
"I would take the entire article and throw it in the trash," Trump senior communications advisor Jason Miller says, responding to an article that describes a "sputtering" campaign and an "erratic" candidate.