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Donald Trump likes to say that 94 million Americans are out of work. Here's how the numbers actually break down.

Hillary Clinton, joined by billionaire investor Mark Cuban, used multiple events on Friday to question whether Donald Trump would put his financial interests over the well-being of the United States.

Susan Sarandon wants you to empty your bank account until big banks divest from the Dakota Acccess Pipeline project.

A recall has been issued for Teleflex Medical's Mucosal Atomizer Device, which is used to deliver generic naloxone, the antidote for opioid overdoses.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are airing two-minute long closing argument ads. Both ads will appear Monday on "The Voice."

Judge says North Carolina residents whose voter registrations were canceled in recent months because of an "individual challenge law" must have their voter registration restored

A jury found Rolling Stone magazine liable for defamation on Friday for its explosive and later discredited story about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity house.

Canadian transportation company Bombardier has nearly 73 million reasons to be happy: It's new globespanning Global 7000 business jet successfully completed its maiden test flight.

The US government is "very concerned" by the possibility of a cybersecurity incident causing confusion on Election Day, according to Department of Homeland Security officials who briefed reporters about efforts to monitor online threats.

Google's parent company Alphabet now owns a piece of Snapchat.

The S&P 500 dropped for the ninth day in a row on Friday for the first time since December 1980 as investors remain anxious ahead of the election.

Filmmaker Michael Moore said Thursday that he knew a letter sent to Congress by FBI Director James Comey would "depress" support for Hillary Clinton at the polls.

Al James' neighborhood on the north side of St. Louis is known as Jeff-Vander-Lou, named after great men like Thomas Jefferson and Peter Lewis Vandeventer.

Donald Trump is right that someone is trying to rig the US election, but it is not Hillary Clinton: it is the Kremlin, and Trump is an accomplice, whether or not he realizes it

Federal and New York law enforcement officials are monitoring intercepted conversations among al Qaeda adherents overseas about targeting three different states.

Drew Barrymore wants you to get out and vote.

In a surprise move, Apple is slashing prices on its dongles and accessories.

Harvard University has canceled the rest of the 2016 men's soccer season over a custom of ranking female soccer players' physical appearance, university officials said

The State Department issued what is likely to be its final release of emails from Hillary Clinton's private server before Election Day.

Justin Ross Harris is accused of deliberately leaving his son Cooper to die in the back seat of a hot car. Read how the trial is unfolding, day by day.