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The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program is drawing sharp criticism from the Pentagon's top weapons tester, who warns the aircraft is "on a path of failing to deliver" its full combat capability.

On Friday Janet Yellen reiterated again that the government has to spend more during crises. Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump want to do more stimulus.

Hillary Clinton's speech calling out the candidate's embrace of hate-mongers was an invitation to those in the GOP repelled by this, says Ruth Ben-Ghiat

Sen. John McCain has a reputation for being a tough political player but he let his guard down Thursday when he admitted having a soft spot for American pop princess Britney Spears.

French mayors do not have the right to ban burkinis, the French Council of State ruled Friday.

Apple, Facebook and Target, along with 26 other American companies, have signed onto the White House's Equal Pay Pledge, the Obama administration announced Friday, in an effort to eliminate the gender pay gap.

Lewis Hamilton may have kept his powder dry in practice for the Belgian GP Friday, but the Mercedes driver will need all his pace to keep title challenge alive.

Mosul's anti-ISIS network is so secretive even its own members don't know the identities of their comrades.

From nuns to motorkinis, how are people around the world reacting to France's burkini ban?

President Barack Obama is expanding a national monument off the coast of his native Hawaii, establishing the largest protected marine sanctuary in the world, the White House announced Friday.

Hillary Clinton has publicly cited revenge porn as an issue she'll fight to combat if she's elected president.

As Barbra Streisand proved earlier this week, when she calls, her famous friends answer. And on Thursday, she recruited "30 Rock" actor Alec Baldwin for some musical backup on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon."

The memory of the Rio Games is fading fast but these athletes' golden feats will live on in Olympic history forever.

Top companies including Apple, GM and Target pledge to take steps to help close pay gap between men and women.

The latest focus point in Hillary Clinton's long email controversy may be a little-known tool for freeing up computer storage space.

A new study finds aquatic life in Baltimore is being exposed to illegal drugs methamphetamine and amphetamine and it's having an impact on their growth.

Parents give of themselves so their children can live. Michigan resident John Barnes' son returned the favor.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen signaled in a speech in Jackson, Wyoming, that an interest rate increase could be on the horizon.

Two nuns were found dead -- their bodies stabbed -- in the Mississippi community they quietly served for decades, authorities said.