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The LinkedIn executive is quickly turning trolling Trump into a full-time job.

Reid Hoffman pledged to donate up to $5 million if Trump released his tax returns, the latest nudge from a prominent figure in Silicon Valley.

Violent attacks on Sikhs spiked after September 11, 2001. Here are some of the incidents reported as hate crimes.

A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a reported arson at a Fort Pierce, Florida, mosque where Orlando gunman Omar Mateen attended, an official with the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office told CNN.

A New York City councilman said Wednesday he is protesting the Pledge of Allegiance "in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick," the NFL quarterback who has famously declined to stand for the national anthem.

California became the first state to ban breeding killer whales and using them in theatrical shows.

A Republican congressman said he misspoke when he asserted the Republican National Committee's data has been hacked, amending his remarks shortly after a top RNC official disputed his initial statement.

Real Madrid salvaged victory from the jaws of defeat as two late goals enabled the reigning European champions to beat Sporting Lisbon 2-1 at home.

Were it not for two good Samaritans who risked their lives, a Kansas City mother and her baby may have not survived an attack in a Walmart parking lot. And most likely, neither would they.

Chicago residents and businesses were slapped with new tax on their water and sewage usage to help close the municipal employees' pension fund shortfall.

Former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning may become the first US prisoner to undergo gender transition surgery, her lawyer says.

The commissioner of the NFL announced an initiative to increase safety focused on preventing, diagnosing and treating head injuries.

Strains in the US-Russia relationship were on full display Wednesday as officials across Washington aired their concerns about Moscow -- a partner on some fronts, a problem on others, perhaps best described as a US "frenemy."

September 15, 2016

Former Israeli President and Prime Minister Shimon Peres' condition has improved somewhat a day after his stroke, and was able to shake his son-in-law's hand as physicians reduced his level of sedation, doctors said Wednesday.

Hillary Clinton was recently diagnosed with pneumonia. Here is a look back at her health history.

Negotiations on Capitol Hill over bills to fund the government and eradicate Zika are inching along, but a series of thorny issues including abortion, pesticides and Internet freedom need to be resolved, lawmakers and aides from each party said Wednesday.

With less than two months to go before the election, will Donald Trump give voters a better idea of what his revised tax plan will look like?

A Clinton family charity focused on public health will separate itself from the Clinton Foundation, lose the family name and remove Bill and Chelsea Clinton from its board if Hillary Clinton wins the election, the organization announced Wednesday.

When an "overheated and dehydrated" Hillary Clinton stumbled into a van as she left a 9/11 memorial ceremony on Sunday morning, conspiracy theorists rejoiced.