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A data revolution in Sub-Saharan Africa could bring girls out of the shadows and back into school.

Donald Trump needs to get his facts right about the Central Park Five case, says Paul Callan. True "law and order" advocates want the right person behind bars.

Hillary Clinton and Al Gore, campaigning Tuesday in Miami, used Gore's electoral history to convince Florida voters that every vote counts.

Geofeedia was used to monitor public social media posts.

October 12, 2016

More flooding is coming to North Carolina, where hundreds already are in shelters since Hurricane Matthew hit, Gov. Pat McCrory warned Tuesday.

Wells Enterprises Inc. is recalling two lots of Blue Bunny Hoppin' Holidoodle ice cream, and Blue Bell is expanding its recall to include all flavors with cookie dough.

Baidu's Melody will ask about symptoms.

The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to take up three consolidated cases concerning a civil rights lawsuit filed in 2002 against high-ranking federal officials -- including former Attorney General John Ashcroft -- by non-citizens who were arrested for immigration violations after 9/11.

Sheryl Sandberg: 'I'm staying at Facebook.'

The BMW Motorrad Vision Next 100 is the super-smart self-balancing motorcycle of tomorrow.

The White House said Tuesday it would respond to Russian hacking of US political groups, after publicly pointing the finger at Moscow for the cyberattacks last week.

As part of her broader proposal to make child care more affordable for families who need help the most, Hillary Clinton would increase the child tax credit to $2,000 for children under age 5.

Drake has just canceled the remainder of his Summer Sixteen tour.

Donald Trump is launching a kamikaze mission -- fracturing his own party four weeks before Election Day.

An Oregon surfer was seriously injured by a shark attack Monday.

Two deaths have been linked to St. Jude Medical heart defibrillators with batteries that failed, and the device maker has issued warnings about nearly 400,000 of the devices.

Maine Gov. Paul LePage stood by Donald Trump in a radio interview on Tuesday, saying that the United States might need someone like Trump to show "authoritarian power" and dismissing concerns over an audiotape leaked last week that showed Trump describing how he forces himself upon women.

Sam Clovis, the co-chair for Donald Trump's presidential campaign, said on Tuesday that Trump's 2005 comments about forcing himself on women came before he "revitalized" his Christian faith.

Ben Carson said Tuesday "of course" he's heard similar language from other people along the lines of the recently surfaced lewd and sexually aggressive comments from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.