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Live updates from the vice presidential debate between Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine and Republican Gov. Mike Pence on October 4, 2016.

Commentators share their thoughts on the Tim Kaine-Mike Pence debate in real time

Niki Boon has been photographing her home-schooled children as they explore the world around them in rural New Zealand.

Wang Qiang is six years old and can solve a standard Rubik's Cube in less than 30 seconds. He's part of a new generation of cubers embracing the puzzle in China and globally.

Pence misspoke in his opening lines during the debate, thanking 'Norwood University.'

A sacred temple in Wakayama is filled with thousands of depictions of female breasts, left as offerings by visitors who come to pray for women's health issues.

In an attempt to become more diverse, British Vogue is set to publish a "model-free" November issue which will feature only "real" women on its pages.

Google has launched two Pixel smartphones and a virtual reality headset.

Anderson Cooper has signed a new deal with CNN and has taken himself out of the running for the "Live with Kelly" co-host job.

Adults and children dressed as superheros turned visitation for 6-year-old Jacob Hall into a celebration of his life.

Actor Ben Stiller revealed he was diagnosed with prostate cancer in June 2014. He credits PSA testing for early detection.

Tim Kaine and Mike Pence will need to avoid making any big mistakes during the veep debate while serving as the attack dog for their party nominee, says Julian Zelizer

Lanhee Chen says Clinton is correct about the failings of Obamacare but wrong in suggesting a public option could fix it; that would only shift costs to taxpayers without reforming the way health care is delivered

Nearly everyone who studies climate change policy agrees on one thing: Governments need to put a price on dangerous carbon pollution, writes John Sutter.

'The Birth of a Nation' review Nate Parker movie on Nat Turner bears weight of expectations, controversy

Facebook is apologizing for a technical error that led to people to see ads for strange services and illegal goods.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's vitriol against the United States took another caustic turn Tuesday, when he threatened to "break up" with the US and said President Barack Obama can "go to hell."

While some of Donald Trump's economic proposals would certainly improve the economy, others are either wrongheaded or dangerous, writes Lanhee J. Chen.

Donald Trump bragged Tuesday that other countries' stock markets decline when his poll numbers rise -- calling it a testament to his tough-on-trade protectionist approach.

Hillary Clinton on Tuesday slammed Donald Trump for his inartful comments about veterans and military members who suffer from post-traumatic stress, calling her opponent's remarks "ignorant" and "harmful."