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The presidential election could come down to Florida's rapidly growing population of new Puerto Rican residents, which has set off a political gold rush.

Gas prices in Kuwait will rise by as much as 83% next month after the government decided to scrap some of its generous fuel subsidies.

Umbrellas, loungers, towels and umbrellas seized as part of operation "Safe Sea"

Move over McKayla Maroney, there's a new "not impressed" face of the Olympic Games.

Japan's Emperor Akihito is in an unusual situation - but it's not that he's a monarch. Even today, at least 43 countries still have a monarch as head of state.

A Chinese tourist spent almost two weeks at a refugee shelter in Germany after authorities mistakenly assumed he was applying for asylum.

Donald Trump will have to do more than hold his tongue for a day and offer an olive branch to Paul Ryan to steady his faltering campaign.

Evan McMullin, the newly announced third party conservative candidate, said Tuesday he has an opening in the key state of Utah where voters are "highly dissatisfied" with the candidates.

NBCUniversal has acquired the broadcast and cable TV rights to the eight "Harry Potter" films in the franchise and the forthcoming "Fantastic Beasts" films.

Three girls were injured after they fell from a Ferris wheel at a county fair in eastern Tennessee, police said Monday evening.

Just because you're a desk jockey doesn't mean you're not a winner.

Donald Trump sought to get his stumbling campaign back on track Monday, unveiling a tax reform plan aligned with House Speaker Paul Ryan's policy agenda.

Three seemingly different diseases infect 20 million people each year: Chagas disease, leishmaniasis and African sleeping sickness. But one drug could be developed to fight all three.

Looking at medical costs, police response and the cost to employers, one researcher puts the total price in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

It wouldn't be the Olympics without getting frustrated at the tape delay, the flurry of commercials or the number of times that commentators inserted their foot in mouth. But this year, the questionable comments about females have frustrated some viewers.

Two former administrators of the Environmental Protection Agency under Republican presidents endorsed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, citing her plan to tackle climate change and Donald Trump's "profound ignorance of science."

By letting a team sullied by doping compete, the IOC has left the crowd to dispense the kind of justice that it did not, writes Amy Bass.

Morrie Boogart knits hats -- 8,000 of them so far -- and donates them to the homeless. He's been doing it for 15 years, and even at his advanced age he still manages a hat every two days.

The Italian couple were in tears, not because a crime had been committed, but because they were overcome by loneliness and tragic news reports.

It could be one of the feel-good stories of Rio 2016 -- a tiny island nation, Fiji, triumphs on the world's biggest sporting stage to win its first Olympic medal.