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Help is coming to a violent Chicago as the city is expected to announce 970 new police hires over the next two years.

Blue Bell ice cream -- the century old company that was crushed by a massive recall last year -- is once again worried about listeria. It's recalling chocolate chip cookie dough products across several states.

Bernie Sanders' "Our Revolution" will be adapted into a young adult book next year.

President Barack Obama confronted one of his most strained foreign partnerships Wednesday during a final meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the pair making a last attempt at patching up their stormy bond before Obama leaves office.

The hunt for alien life just got bigger. A lot bigger.

September 22, 2016

Donald Trump's campaign is weighing in at the 11th-hour of negotiations on Capitol Hill over government funding -- and one key sticking point: whether to allow an international consortium to take over the assigning of website domain names.

A friend of the North Carolina police officer who fatally shot Keith Lamont Scott says the officer is "distraught" and "torn" following Tuesday's incident.

Director Joss Whedon brought together celebrities like Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, and Neil Patrick Harris to get people to vote.

The cast of "The West Wing" is back -- but this time, instead of the fictional Jed Bartlet, they're backing a different Democrat for president.

Boeing and Airbus have been given a U.S. government license to sell planes to Iran.

Whoever the next president is, he or she must protect and prioritize the lives of black people, writes Peniel Joseph.

"Forever Country" is the ultimate country music video.

Venezuela's opposition released photos this week showing a dramatically different scene than you'd expect to see in a hospital nursery.

Singer Ray LaMontagne canceled an upcoming show at the University of Texas at Austin to show his "disappointment" with the state's campus carry law.

Hillary Clinton's aides wanted their candidate to start talking more about policy and less about Trump. On Wednesday, Clinton did just that.

Hillary Clinton kicked off a campaign event Wednesday by saying that the recent police killings of two African-American men that unleashed a national uproar this week are "unbearable" and "intolerable."

Peggy Drexler writes on the news that Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce that too often, we assume that marriages must have failed because of some wrongdoing.

What Colin Kaepernick seems to understand is that major changes don't happen without a major outcry from the public, writes Issac Bailey.

Google's new messaging app Allo incorporates the Google search function in a smart and useful way.