Big business has warned the British government that it must change its approach to exit negotiations with the European Union or risk serious damage to the economy.
Twitter may have been the star of the presidential #debate Sunday night. But much like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Twitter doesn't appear to have expanded its base.
Many swing state voters still plan to vote for Donald Trump despite the bombshell video that surfaced Friday of Trump making extremely vulgar comments about women.
1. Samsung halts Note 7 production: Samsung has stopped production of its troubled Galaxy Note 7 smartphone following reports that even replacement devices have burst into flames.
The collision of politics and tabloid culture hit a surreal crescendo in the hours before the second presidential debate, with embattled Republican nominee Donald Trump seeking to deflect and distract from video evidence of his treatment of women by dredging up Bill Clinton's past.
When Donald Trump held a press conference with Bill Clinton's accusers before Sunday night's debate, he was dredging up decades-old stories that have been sustained by a far-right media echo-chamber that has been at war with the Clintons since the 1990s.