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A "serial shooter" in Phoenix is linked to the shooting deaths of seven people and the wounding of two others since March, police say.

Phil Mickelson watched in disbelief as his history-making putt slid by at the 145th Open Championship at Royal Troon. The American led by three after round one.

Mark Zuckerberg has already run 365 miles this year, one of his personal challenges for 2016.

Disaster relief attorney Ken Feinberg has unveiled his draft protocol for distributing the $17 million OneOrlando Fund to victims of the shooting at the Pulse nightclub.

Hillary Clinton was warmly received by Democratic senators Thursday but her campaign encountered some obstacles leaving the Capitol when a van carrying some of her staff smashed into scaffolding set up around the Senate carriage entrance.

T-Mobile says it will give customers unlimited data for Pokemon Go starting July 19.

Martin Shkreli has a trial date set for June 26, 2017.

High-earning black professionals, particularly black men, say they too face challenges when dealing with police, though sometimes the slights are less violent and more subtle.

A federal judge still must rule on media's request to release videos of Donald Trump depositions in a case alleging fraud against Trump University. Trump's lawyers argue they would be misused to "litigate the presidential campaign."

A security robot at a mall failed to recognize a toddler, knocking him over and running over his foot.

David Samson, a close political ally of N.J. Gov Chris Christie, pleaded guilty in scandal involving a United Airlines flight scheduled for his benefit.

The sexual harassment lawsuit Gretchen Carlson filed against Fox News' Roger Ailes is for now being tried in the court of public opinion, and Ailes' own employees have been offering a robust defense.

Theresa May came to 10 Downing Street with the reputation of being a reserved and cautious politician. She's blown that up with Boris Johnson and other appointments.

"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" nabbed a surprising Emmy nomination on Thursday morning.

The 2016 Emmy nominations displayed TV's diversity on multiple levels, spreading the wealth among a dizzying variety of networks and streaming services. But there was an odd man out in the voting: broadcast television.

Pokemon Go could herald a change in the way that we consume media, Sam Roberts says.

Corey Menafee, a Yale University employee, was charged for breaking windows with images of slaves at Calhoun College. Yale now wants to drop the charges.

During her 64-year reign, Queen Elizabeth II has been served by 12 prime ministers including Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher.

In a significant privacy ruling, a U.S. appeals court determined that Microsoft does not have to give the Justice Department emails that are stored in Ireland.