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The U.S. Citizenship test features 100 civics questions, and hopeful American citizens are asked up to 10 of these during an interview. How do you think your civic knowledge compares?

Perth airport was at the center of a dramatic Qantas airplane evacuation Friday after the cockpit and passenger cabin began to fill with fumes and smoke.

Roy Pegram minces no words about why he was protesting in Charlotte: Keith Lamont Scott, he says, was yet another black man who police were too quick to shoot.

Catherine Conley never thought she'd end up spending a year in Cuba, but the 18-year-old ballerina is breaking boundaries as the first American to train in the country's famed ballet system.

On a crisp January day in 2000, Vincent Laforet climbed the Empire State Building. Not that uncommon an endeavor -- people race up the skyscraper, after all. But then Laforet kept going, all the way to the summit of the needle...

As Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton prepare to square off Monday night in their first debate, the expectations are clear: Political bloodsport in primetime.

Good morning. Doug is in Charlotte covering the protests, so I'm filling in. Here are the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.

An early adopter of mobile technology, Benjamin Lowy was the first person to have a cell phone photo make the front page of a major magazine. He has since taken this fresh approach to the front lines in Iraq and Libya.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, police officer Betty Shelby has been charged with felony manslaughter in the first degree, Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler told reporters Thursday.

"I don't have the answers you are looking for, but I will continue to be part of the solution."

Spiral stairs may seem as if they were created for the sole sake of drama and style, but the curious structure that winds from one floor to another was initially introduced with a distinct purpose.

The blood-soaked journal of Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man suspected in bombings in New York and New Jersey, signals a "new era of terror," the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee said Wednesday.

Yahoo users aren't the only ones digesting the news about the company's massive data breach. Verizon just learned about it this week.

Two Republican senators are expressing concern to the head of the Department of Homeland Security over what they said was a "rush" to process new citizens ahead of the presidential election.

It's night three of protests in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The White House is investigating the apparent hack of an email account belonging to a low-level contractor that purportedly contained a scan of Michelle Obama's passport and information about vice presidential travel.

More and more Galaxy Note 7 owners in the U.S. are returning the fire-prone smartphones as Samsung's massive recall unfolds.

The Ig Nobels are held annually at Harvard University to celebrate bizarre scientific achievements. The awards aim to promote the public's interest in STEM.

Warning: "Grey's Anatomy" season premiere spoilers ahead.