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Lawmakers grill Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf about CNNMoney report on the bank retaliating against whistleblowers who flagged fake accounts.

During a week of sometimes violent protests in Charlotte, North Carolina, that ended Tuesday police made 82 arrests and issued 95 warrants for people on charges ranging from property damage and assault to violent crimes, according to a statement from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.

Top congressional leaders from each party expressed buyer's remorse Thursday about a controversial new law that was enacted over President Barack Obama's objections that allows 9/11 families to sue Saudi Arabia.

Gary Johnson is the new punching bag of the 2016 campaign.

A Louisiana judge released body cam video Wednesday showing officers firing multiple rounds into a car, unknowingly striking and killing a 6-year-old boy.

In the wake of a Hoboken crash, train experts remind how safe trains generally have become.

The investigation continues into a deadly rush hour commuter train wreck at one of the busiest transit hubs in the New York area. Here's what we know so far.

Little Monsters, rejoice: Lady Gaga is headed to the Super Bowl.

Asked to name a world leader he admires and would like to emulate, Donald Trump on Thursday pointed to the foreign head of state he has most vigorously criticized on the campaign trail.

After Monday night's presidential debate, I am all in behind Hillary Clinton with an enthusiasm I did not have at the beginning of this campaign, says Angela Rye.

India's "surgical strike" into Pakistan on Wednesday brings India-Pakistan relations to their lowest point in almost a decade, writes Shashank Joshi.

Wahida Mohamed -- better known as Um Hanadi -- leads a force of around 70 men in the area of Shirqat, a town south of Mosul, Iraq, to fight ISIS.

Even "good'"cops can kill unarmed black men. One can't think or pray away bias. It needs deliberative, purposeful action that becomes second nature, says Issac Bailey.

Police violence can pull a city apart with unrest and pain, but there may be another, equally chilling consequence.

Advar Ramesh, a 10th grader from India, is praised by Google's CEO Sundar Pichai for his invention to keep fishermen safe.

Hillary Clinton's top-dollar super PAC, Priorities USA, is planning to knock Donald Trump for comments the Republican presidential nominee made mocking a reporter's disability as part of their largest ad buy of the campaign.

Like a football team that must shake-off defeat in order to prepare for the next game, Donald Trump has a short time to get over his drubbing in the first presidential debate and get ready for the next one, writes Michael D'Antonio

Salesforce plans to make the case to regulators that Microsoft's deal to buy LinkedIn is "anticompetitive," according to the company's chief legal officer.

Donald Trump's supporters in Congress are urging him not to bring up Bill Clinton's personal infidelities as he looks to rebound after the first presidential debate.

Gary Johnson is trying to be a major figure on the world stage, and it doesn't sound like he's doing it for the company.