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Japan's first ever homegrown passenger jet has had a bumpy few days.

Do not read this if you have not seen "The Night Of" finale and intend to watch it.

China has set up a new state-owned aviation firm to help meet one its top tech goals: building a world-class aircraft engine.

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Sunday mornings will not be the same.

Nate Parker continues to explain himself.

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No one ever said that managing your finances and saving for retirement was easy. If it was, we'd all be retired with a house on the beach by now.

Like many other things in life, saving for retirement is easier when you have a specific goal. And while $1 million doesn't have to be your magic number, for most Americans, saving up a nest egg of a million is a pretty safe bet.

Michigan may soon become the first state to allow self-driving cars on the road without a human driver sitting behind the steering wheel.

I don't know what's wrong with me. I didn't think I was going to like this, at least not this much. I mean, to be really honest, I'm too old for this sort of thing

Donald Trump's newly appointed campaign chairman, Steve Bannon, faced multiple charges, including one for misdemeanor domestic violence, stemming from an incident involving his ex-wife more than 20 years ago. But Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway tells CNN it will not affect his future with the campaign.

Hillary Clinton is surrounded by suggestions of controversy. Terms like "Clinton Foundation," "email server," and "Benghazi" hover around her like a faint smoke that hints at the existence of fire.

The memo is dated January 5, 2012. "To: Interested Parties." "Re: Gabriel Sherman."

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Facebook is removing the troublesome humans responsible for manually writing news descriptions and headlines for its Trending box. The company is turning the job over to algorithms that automatically select topics and generate text.

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The president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences wants the public to judge "The Birth of a Nation" as a film and not by its director's personal history.