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Adults are catching on to Snapchat, but that hasn't made the app any less popular with teens.

Federal safety regulator looking at complaints about exhaust fumes leaking into passenger compartment of Ford Explorers.

A Ku Klux Klan group's legal battle to pick up highway trash may continue after Georgia's highest court unanimously ruled in their favor on Tuesday.

Boston taxi driver Raymond "Buzzy" MacCausland returned $187,000 left in his cab by a customer.

An Irish jockey endured a nightmare day at the races when he broke his nose in a fall only to be run over by the ambulance brought to rescue him.

NASA says it has received a signal confirming its Juno spacecraft has successfully started orbiting Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system.

Just five hours after terrorists killed 42 people at an Istanbul airport, travelers returned to the site of the carnage -- much to the surprise of some critics.

Sarah Koenig, host of "Serial," says she reacted with shock at the news that Adnan Syed had won a new trial. 'It was such a longshot,' she writes.

Gunshots, screams and explosions pierced the air Tuesday as three terrorists armed with bombs and guns killed 36 people at Istanbul Ataturk Airport in Turkey.

"Sell by," "best if used by" and "use by" all mean different things. Manufacturers have a few ways to figure out how long their foods will be safe to eat.

The late Hadid rose to fame for her striking architecture, but a loving retrospective from her close friend and gallerist Francis Sultana shows her prowess in the worlds of art, design and fashion.

Rio de Janeiro gears up to host the 2016 Olympics amid increasing concerns over police brutality and the officers' ability, and desire, to keep people safe.

The president can terminate America's involvement in NAFTA. But it would likely mean higher prices and great uncertainty for U.S. companies.

Top tickets for the 2018 World Cup soccer tournament in Russia will cost as much as $1,100 each, making them the most expensive in World Cup history.

One month before the Summer Games begin in Rio de Janeiro, concerns are mounting about health, security and organization.

She sets goals -- and reaches them. Sets records -- and beats them. Simple as that.

The Chilcot report may embarrass Tony Blair, but at least he no longer has to deal with the quagmire he helped create in Iraq. But the people here do.

7-year-old Katie Eddington loves swimming, running, basketball and soccer. Katie has a superpower: She has a special leg.

Ford heir Edsel Ford II arrested after domestic violence incident but city prosecutor decides not to file charges.

Tate Modern is hoping to show there's more to the so-called "mother of American modernism" than her infamous flower paintings.