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No adult should have to apologize for the kinds of things Trump has said during his campaign, because no adult should say those things, writes Haroon Moghul.

Typhoon Mindulle is roaring over Tokyo after making landfall earlier on Monday, one of two storms which have lashed Japan over the past two days, killing one person and injuring 11.

Feyisa Lilesa of Ethiopia may have turned himself into a political exile because of the way he won a silver medal in the Olympics marathon on Sunday.

A life jacket, determined rescuers and an unlikely pocket of air kept a boat accident from turning into tragedy over the weekend, according to the Cocoa, Florida Police Department.

I followed Danny Thompson to the salt flats of Utah to witness his day of reckoning in the vast shimmering flatness hot rod racers call the Great White Dyno.

Volkswagen is facing serious production interruptions because of a dispute with suppliers.

The Turkish President declared ISIS the "likely perpetrator" of an attack that killed at least 53 people at a wedding in the nation's southeast.

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

The Quail cements its position as the most elegant and stylish event of Pebble Beach.

After a campaign reboot that his new campaign manager calls his "best week" to date, Donald Trump could have a shot at reversing weeks of negative headlines and sliding poll numbers -- if he can stay out of his own way.

There is one big reason for Great Britain's success in Rio: The country's ruthlessly efficient -- but controversial -- sports funding program.

Illinois Sen. Mark Kirk criticized President Barack Obama for delivering money to the Iranian government in coordination with the release of Americans being held prisoner there -- saying he was "acting like the drug dealer in chief."

When Julius Yego couldn't find a coach he turned to the internet to find one, and he did--YouTube.

The talk of the town at Rio 2016 may have been Usain Bolt's quest for the "triple-triple" but Britain's Mo Farah made his own piece of history Saturday.

Catastrophic flooding has swallowed swaths of Louisiana in a deluge that the governor calls "unprecedented." But the breadth of the destruction can be hard to imagine.

Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has announced he will take a week of leave after he shocked a live television audience Sunday, swaying and gripping the podium two hours into his address.

The Blue Cut Fire that has been raging near Los Angeles is 83% contained, but other wildfires are burning in the state, including one threatening Hearst Castle.

The chief diplomat of the Philippines says his country is not leaving the United Nations, a day after the country's president threatened to pull out.

Witnesses, shrouded to protect their identity from the police who they say were responsible for the extrajudicial killing of their husbands and sons, took the stand in the Philippines senate today to testify about the bloody legacy of President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.