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It's all smiles at the first Emojicon.

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Some bitter former Gawker employees feel the $30 million settlement with Hulk Hogan represents a surrender to a sinister foe.

CNNMoney asked over 80 voters in swing states if they had lived the American Dream. Nearly everyone said yes. But wealthy, whites were the most fearful for their children's ability to live the dream.

Donald Trump 'must win' Pennsylvania. He's trying to appeal to the state's struggling blue collar workers, but CNNMoney finds his message to bring back jobs from Mexico isn't resonating in the critical Philadelphia suburbs.

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ABC News removed a producer from the field after a photograph indicates a crime scene shot was staged.

Donald Trump likes to say that 94 million Americans are out of work. Here's how the numbers actually break down.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are airing two-minute long closing argument ads. Both ads will appear Monday on "The Voice."

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Canadian transportation company Bombardier has nearly 73 million reasons to be happy: It's new globespanning Global 7000 business jet successfully completed its maiden test flight.

Google's parent company Alphabet now owns a piece of Snapchat.

The S&P 500 dropped for the ninth day in a row on Friday for the first time since December 1980 as investors remain anxious ahead of the election.

In a surprise move, Apple is slashing prices on its dongles and accessories.

Elon Musk gives clues to cause of SpaceX rocket explosion, saying extreme conditions saw liquid oxygen fuel freeze solid.

Fox New anchor Bret Baier conceded Friday it was a "mistake" for him to report that an indictment is "likely" in an ongoing FBI inquiry into the Clinton Foundation.

The internet is more secure than it was just a year ago, according to a Google report.

Bill Simmons' HBO show, "Any Given Wednesday," has been canceled by HBO just after roughly 4 months.

Wall Street may be rooting for Hillary Clinton, but some pockets of the stock market may want to think again. UBS identifies which sectors face the greatest risk if Clinton wins the White House.