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Sumner Redstone's National Amusements issued a warning Tuesday to Viacom executives who are fighting to keep their board seats, telling them that their legal challenges are futile.

The real lesson of Brexit may well be to teach us that the EU doesn't make much difference to anything anymore, writes Matthew Lynn.

Donald Trump may be finally gearing up to do what many Republican leaders have hoped: soften his rhetoric and pivot to the center.

He's the best golfer on the planet -- but Jason Day won't be winning Olympic gold anytime soon.

Can corrupt politicians still be locked up now that the Supreme Court unanimously redefined the rules in vacating the 2014 federal conviction of former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, asks Danny Cevallos.

A Russian warship approached within 315 yards of a U.S. Navy warship in the eastern Mediterranean Sea earlier this month in what U.S. officials say was a series of unsafe maneuvers.

Ugly rhetoric about Muslims from Trump and after Orlando ignores the ways Muslim Americans and Muslims abroad already serve the U.S. military and civil society.

They were ships built for WWI but wound up unused, abandoned and finally scuttled. Almost a century on, the "ghost fleet" of Mallows Bay are enjoying a rebirth.

Efforts to combat the Zika virus stalled in the Senate Tuesday when Democrats blocked a $1.1 billion House-passed funding bill, escalating the political battle between the parties over how to respond to the looming public health crisis.

Nanotech researchers at Ohio State University have found a way to make plastic bottles repel liquids like soaps, detergents and shampoos.

Every day without action on environmental crime is a day our ecosystems suffer -- and also those who rely on them for their livelihoods, writes Achim Steiner.

Two Democratic lawmakers joined the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and others in urging the Food and Drug Administration to change its blood donation policy.

What happened in the Benghazi attacks?

Two top Republicans on the House Benghazi Committee blasted Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration Tuesday for "a tragic failure of leadership" in the run-up to the deaths of four Americans in the U.S. outpost in Libya in 2012.

After the Supreme Court's abortion ruling, Kayleigh McEnany writes: consistency demands that Democrats apply the same logic to abortion rights and gun rights.

Donald Trump, whose campaign has homed in on the decline of American manufacturing, will deliver a prepared economy policy speech on Tuesday in Pennsylvania.

House Republicans capped a partisan, two-year investigation of the Benghazi terror attacks Tuesday with a report that faults the Obama administration for security lapses that led to the deaths of four Americans but contains no revelations likely to further damage Hillary Clinton.

Surely you jest, Billy Zane.

The 8th Benghazi congressional investigation has an anti-Hillary Clinton agenda and no significant new findings, says Frida Ghitis.

Donald Trump gave a speech on Tuesday at an industrial plant in Pennsylvania's Rust Belt region while standing in front of a wall built of what appeared to be scrap metal. Twitter users who were watching seemed to think it was an odd sight.