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Rep. Chris Collins said Wednesday that vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine was "unhinged," "rude" and "insulting" at the first vice presidential debate.

Depression may be a potential adverse effect of hormonal birth control use, a new study suggests.

New Jersey gas tax set to triple, but drivers will still pay less than in neighboring states.

Oil and gas exploration firm Caelus has found a massive amount of oil waiting to be drilled up in northern Alaska. It could be one of the largest finds ever for Alaska.

Tuesday's Vice Presidential debate was like a bad version of "Waiting for Godot": The questions lacked focus. The conversation meandered. The men spoke past one another.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe said Wednesday he apologized to his staff for breaking the "cardinal rule."

British companies may soon be forced to reveal the number of foreign workers on their payroll.

Apple has been granted a patent for a new screen-based fingerprint sensor, which could make the iPhone home button useless.

As one of Donald Trump's earliest and strongest backers on Capitol Hill, Jeff Sessions knows a thing or two about defending the Republican nominee.

Paisley Park, the home and recording studio of Prince, will open to the public this week.

This is one Hollywood feud that came to a peaceful end.

Donald Trump is right: this is the slowest economic recovery since World War II. But it's also turning out to be one of the longest expansions.

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With 84 million followers on Instagram and another 48 million on Twitter, Kim Kardashian West is one of social media's biggest stars.

Australia's Foreign Minister has offered little sympathy to the nine men arrested for stripping to their briefs at the Malaysian Grand Prix Sunday.

Michael Somsan, fully blind from a gunshot wound to the head, returns home to Hawaii to compete in the Ironman World Championship in Kona.

The 2016 Nobel Prize for Chemistry has been awarded to three European molecular scientists who developed the world's smallest machines.

Elon Musk wants to put humans on Mars by 2025, but the Boeing CEO says the first person to arrive on the planet will do so on a Boeing rocket.