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Have you ever looked at your toilet and thought, "I wish I could just shout 'Flush!' instead of pressing a lever?"

The Google Arts & Culture app, which matches your face to a historical painting, has gone viral. But some people in two states claim they don't have access to the popular new feature.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is recuperating at home after injuring his back earlier this month while on holiday with his wife Jerry Hall.

Ford isn't happy with its performance. Investors aren't, either.

It's Silicon Valley vs. Washington, take two.

Facebook is expanding its investigation into potential Russian meddling in Britain's vote on membership in the European Union.

President Trump has used the word "fake" more than 400 times since he was inaugurated.

The NFL saw its ratings fall yet again last weekend for its divisional playoff round, but there are some asterisks involved in the comparisons to last year's slate of playoff games.

American businesses big and small increasingly have the same problem: They can't find workers.

The stock market is on fire. The Dow just zoomed another 300 points and closed above 26,000 for the first time.

H&M has appointed a diversity manager after dealing with the fallout from using a black child to advertise a hoodie with the slogan "coolest monkey in the jungle."

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg are urging Congress to pass legislation protecting American immigrants known as Dreamers.

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Even if Olympic athletes don't walk away with a medal, they'll get a shiny new Samsung smartphone.

Katie Couric will return to the Olympics next month.

Allbirds co-founder Tim Brown came up with the idea for his shoe company after hanging up his soccer cleats.

Donald Trump's presidency has been shaped by the ever-changing relationships inside the White House. But it's Trump's rapport with an individual outside the administration that could prove to be the most pivotal.

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Don Nash, a veteran of NBC's "Today" who has been the morning show's executive producer for the past five years, is stepping down.

The economy has been quiet for months now. Maybe ... too quiet.