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The real lesson of the Yahoo hack, in which 500 million user account details were stolen in 2014, is this: any account details you enter into an online storage system will probably get hacked at some point. It might just be your email and (encrypted) password, or it might - as with Yahoo - be more details such as name, address, phone number, birthday and even answers to security questions you use to verify who you are.

Eight firefighters died during a warehouse fire in Moscow Thursday evening, according to the Russian state news service.

Donald Trump renewed his threat Thursday to slash regulations from the EPA and other federal agencies.

Two men were acquitted Friday in the rape and death of British teen Scarlett Keeling in the Indian state of Goa in 2008.

Mia Farrow has broken her silence on the death of her son Thaddeus Wilk Farrow.

The OCEARCH shark research team found the first baby sharks off the coast of Long Island.

Elon Musk to give keynote speech at prestigious space conference on plans for permanent human presence on Mars.

Officer Victor Ortiz made a split-second decision to save the life of a suicidal man clinging to tracks, refusing to budge as a train barreled toward them.

Aaron Sorkin could be earning royalties off the 2016 campaign.

"The Voice" coach Adam Levine has a new girl in his life.

Metwally Mohamed says he knew as soon as he boarded the boat anchored off the Egyptian coast that it would sink.

Women's football club Santa Teresa invites Luis Suarez to match after "football is for men" comment.

Europe has been battered by Brexit, terrorist attacks, Russian aggression, the migrant crisis, and uneven economic performance. The two most important institutions undergirding European stability -- NATO and the European Union -- confront grave threats.

John Sutter argues Lester Holt and other presidential debate moderators should press Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- esepcially Trump -- on climage change.

His messages are simple, yet profound; easy to understand, but seemingly difficult to execute.

The problems bothering white Americans without a college degree have less to do with immediate economic insecurity or material hardship than with the collapse of a whole way of life, writes Stephanie Coontz

Body-camera videos of police pepper-spraying a 15-year-old girl in Maryland have touched off an uproar.

Brooks and Dunn's Kix Brooks responds to Donald Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again," saying America "has always been great."

Days after telling CNN she wouldn't return to the tennis tour until she was healthy, Serena Williams withdrew from the two biggest tournaments on the Asian swing.

He's a man on the verge of winning $10 million -- but Dustin Johnson says he feels "really relaxed" about the prospect of scooping the huge FedEx Cup jackpot.