Donald Trump said Wednesday that security officials have “no idea” who is responsible for the hacked political emails that are causing Hillary Clinton headaches on the campaign trail three weeks out from the Nov. 8 election.
Hillary Clinton accused Donald Trump of hiring illegal immigrants for his own businesses, and said he “choked” in his meeting with the Mexican president over building a border wall, as the two presidential candidates faced off in their third debate Wednesday.
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio is being urged by environmentalists to step down from his U.N. climate change position over his connection to a Malaysian money-laundering scandal under investigation by the Justice Department.
At a town-hall meeting at a historically black college, President Obama said Tuesday he made “all kinds of bad decisions” as a teen and that more black boys in America need people to tell them “you are worth something.”
Mylan Pharmaceuticals on Friday said it has agreed to pay $465 million to settle claims it short-changed taxpayers by classifying its popular EpiPen as a generic instead of a brand-name product — a move that allowed it to pay smaller rebates to states under Medicaid.
A Colorado lawmaker and voter are suing in hopes of overturning a state law that bars people from taking photos of their ballots.
A 1978 graduate of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has pledged to give $1 million to the school's athletics department, marking the single largest donation in the program's history.
Consumer Reports on Monday released its predicted reliability rankings for 2017 model-year vehicles and brands. The rankings are based on a survey of the magazine's subscribers as well as Consumer Reports' road tests and safety data.
Guatemalan police say they have arrested a U.S. man wanted by the FBI for the 2008 murder of a woman in California.
The Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity says it plans to deconstruct several homes and buildings in Rapid City, rather than build them.
The ex-wife of former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle is suing the restaurant chain for damages, saying the company received three reports indicating his sexual interest in children but failed to take proper action and continued promoting him as their spokesman.
A few days before school began here in 2007, district administrators called an emergency staff meeting.
Northern State University in Aberdeen has received two donations of $20 million and $15 million that will be used to help finish a new academic building and two new residence halls in the next few years.
Reebok is announcing plans to open a new high-tech manufacturing laboratory in Rhode Island to make sneakers by pouring liquid plastic.
Divisions among Republicans over pledging allegiance to presidential nominee Donald Trump are trickling down to state parties across the U.S., where leaders are grappling with firings, resignations and insubordination.
A former soldier who pleaded guilty two years ago to killing a teenager he thought broke into his home near Fort Bragg has killed himself in his North Carolina prison cell.
A New York man has denied charges that he brought 280 bags of heroin emblazoned with "Donald Trump" into Vermont.
A 22-year-old man who shot a Tulane University medical student who intervened during an attempted kidnapping has pleaded guilty in an agreement that will see him serve 50 years in prison.
A University of Minnesota lab is working to use simplified versions of cells to study dangerous diseases in detail, test new drugs or even define life on other planets.
Knox County Schools will hire a recruiter as part of an effort to attract more top teachers.
California election officials are preparing for busy polling places amid a historic and contentious election, where early voting is underway.
A choir in Fond du Lac is giving adults with disabilities a space to engage in the arts while also providing entertainment to the community.
AMC Theatres and CNN will broadcast the Nov. 8 presidential election on the big screen at 50 theaters in 25 cities nationwide.
The human nearly lost his life to drug and alcohol addiction. The dog, well, he nearly lost his life to humans.
The state's self-defense law is in legal limbo while the Kansas Supreme Court prepares to consider the issue.
