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Three years ago, Hong Kong swimmer Yvette Man-yi Kong was done with competition.

You would expect to see the words 'Made in Rwanda' on a jar of coffee, but probably not on a laptop.

One year after Sukhinder Singh Cassidy launched theBoardlist, the platform's traction is only increasing.

A defiant Bashar al-Assad denied his forces killed Marie Colvin in Syria, saying the war correspondent entered the country illegally and is responsible for her own death.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has deemed whole-body cryotherapy a sham -- and a risky one at that.

Zika virus can be transmitted sexually, and it's been known to linger in semen, but we don't know how long. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants to find out.

Whether you're a Pokémon Go enthusiast or not, only a few are blissfully unaware of the new smartphone game which has taken over everywhere.

Dylan Noble died in June after police shot him four times, twice as he approached officers, twice while he was on the ground, still moving.

Europe's "golden visa" programs that provide residency or citizenship to wealthy investors who shell out big bucks are losing their shine after the U.K. decided to exit the EU.

When Theresa May took over as Britain's new Prime Minister, her spouse of nearly four decades stepped out of the shadows and into the limelight.

Three men in Norfolk, Virginia, relax in a car. One uses his smartphone to stream video of the fun to Facebook. Now the video is evidence in a triple shooting.

The United States is trying to verify that an airstrike in Iraq recently killed high-ranking ISIS commander Omar al-Shishani.

Relatives identify the bodies of some of the 23 people killed in the violent collision of two passenger trains in southern Italy.

A Chinese citizen has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison by a U.S. district court after pleading guilty to hacking into the networks of U.S. defense contractors and colluding to steal sensitive military data.

Theresa May struck a populist tone in her first public talk as British Prime Minister, saying she will continue David Cameron's "true legacy" of social justice.

Yum Brands, owner of KFC and Pizza Hut, raised its profit outlook for the year as China sales rebounded.

The remaining Obamacare co-ops are diversifying to serve larger employers, trying to renegotiate contracts with providers and taking other steps to stay alive.

Alphabet-owned Nest has had a rough year, but now its trying to move forward with an outdoor version of its connected Nest Cam security camera.

Relatives of slain Dallas police officer Patrick Zamarripa, the mother of Alton Sterling's teenaged son Cameron, community leaders and others discuss how a divided nation can move forward.