Spain, Portugal, Italy and other sunny European nations have seen a big boost in tourist numbers this year as nervous travelers avoid places targeted by terrorists.
Kayla Iacovino is a Trekkie vulcanologist. No, she doesn't study Vulcans like Spock. She explores volcanoes in dangerous, restricted and far-off places.
Nintendo character Mario was shown jumping into a pipe in Japan before popping out in the Rio stadium in the unlikely form of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Tickets to the women's final at this year's U.S. Open are selling for just 18% less than tickets to the men's title. That's the smallest gap ticket resale price tracker SeatGeek has ever recorded.
Roger Ailes is giving advice to Donald Trump directly, but not to Trump's campaign, so campaign manager Kellyanne Conway is threading a needle saying Ailes has no role with the campaign.
A new study found that nearly 60% of investors who score high on a "love of money" scale actually have bad financial outcomes, according to State Street's Center for Applied Research, which surveyed 3,000 retail investors across the globe.
It is rare to have a celebrity like Ryan Lochte give back to back interviews intended for two different audiences. The unusual PR strategy makes sense because Lochte has a lot of explaining to do in both Brazil and the United States.
The surest bet during any Olympics is not that Usain Bolt will win the 100 meters; it is that NBC will be trashed, loudly, in many quarters, for the quality of its coverage.