The last time Hillary Clinton held a formal press conference, David Bowie was alive, Bernie Sanders was on the cover of Rolling Stone and not a single American had cast a vote in either the Democratic or Republican primaries.
Hollywood entered the summer with its usual high hopes for big-budget sequels. Instead, it was a season of mediocre movies and tepid box office results. And with studios locked in on the current formula, the next few summers won't look much different than this one.
When the Breitbart media empire was just starting, and still being operated out of late founder Andrew Breitbart's basement, Alex Marlow was the first hire. Eight years later, at just 30 years old, he is the editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, the longest-serving employee there -- and a link to the outlet's origins that some conservatives believe have been abandoned.
DJI is known for its drones that capture video high in the sky, but the company is increasingly finding success on the ground with other product lines.
The disappointing television ratings for the Summer Olympics in Brazil -- coupled with an uptick in live-streaming numbers -- is just another sign viewers are looking to be entertained beyond traditional methods.
ANA says it will replace the engines on its fleet of Boeing 787s after a series of engine failures caused by corrosion and fatigue cracking of turbine blades.