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Moviegoers in Calfornia were treated to a very unsavory surprise when a "Sausage Party" trailer was played before a recent showing of "Finding Dory."

Just in the nick of time!

The coveted British passport is losing its luster following Britain's decision to leave the European Union. Instead, Ireland has seen a surge in passport applications.

Mark Zuckerberg is building a 6-foot wall around his property in Hawaii, and some neighbors are not happy about it.

Facebook is changing News Feed to prioritize posts from users' friends over material shared by publishers. It's also sharing its "values" for the first time.

Georgia gunmaker manufacturers working replicas of Hitler's sturm gewehr, world's first assault rifle.

Millions of readers have turned to The Guardian this week to make sense of Great Britain's decision to leave the European Union. Now the storied British newspaper is turning to those readers for some largesse.

Qatari investment in British racing continues to show no signs of abating as the prize money on offer at the Qatar Goodwood Festival has increased.

Rolling Stone wins dismissal of libel suit brought by members of UVA fraternity in discredited story about gang rape.

The political arm of the National Rifle Association released a new ad Wednesday focusing on Hillary Clinton and features a survivor of the Benghazi attack criticizing the former secretary of state.

Oscar board election diversity

Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama will campaign together for the first time in 2016 when they meet in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday, Clinton's campaign said.

It's okay to laugh at these macabre "Safetyville" ads, as long as you get the message.

Hillary Clinton's pivot to the general election has been good for her campaign bank account.

Elizabeth Warren unleashed a blistering attack against Donald Trump Monday in her debut on the 2016 campaign trail, delivering a fiery speech that resembled a live audition for the role of Hillary Clinton's top surrogate -- or vice president.

General Electric's lending business finally shed the dreaded requirements placed on firms that pose a threat to the American financial system.

Just because bond yields are low today, doesn't mean they have nowhere to go but up.

"The Free State of Jones" explores whiteness in the antebellum South and today, Lisa Woolfork says, in ways that resonate with current conversations about race.

A simple campaign to target racial abuse in UK calls on public to wear a #safetypin as a sign of solidarity with the country's immigrant population.

Tony Hawk first landed the 900 at the 1999 X Games, and 17 years to that day, he decided to try it again.