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Former Fox News host Greta Van Susteren says she regrets not believing her ex-colleague Gretchen Carlson's sexual harassment claims against their boss, Roger Ailes.

Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall got dropped by a sponsor for kneeling in protest during the national anthem.

AT&T has been charging some of its poorest customers top dollar for its slowest internet service.

It hasn't been easy for fashion student Nayyara Chue to design clothes for women like herself.

Are you ready for some football during this opening weekend for the NFL? Or more to the point, are you ready to scream at your TV when the zebras (aka the referees) give the running back on your favorite team (real or fantasy) a bad spot after a key third down?

Facebook will reverse course and allow users to post the iconic "Napalm Girl" image hours after facing fierce criticism for censoring one of the most famous war photographs in history.

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A Volkswagen engineer pleaded guilty to U.S. federal charges for his role in the diesel emission cheating scandal.

MasterCard is facing a gargantuan lawsuit over claims it ripped off U.K. consumers by charging illegally high fees on store transactions for well over a decade.

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Saudi Arabia has a big oil-shaped hole in its budget. Can religious tourism help plug it?

If you've noticed that your grocery bills are a little lower these days, you're not alone. The price of food has fallen sharply in the past few months. And while that's great for consumers, it's terrible news for big supermarket chains.

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Drinking vodka need not be a guilty pleasure, if it is distilled from ethically sourced Bolivian quinoa.

Europe's demand that Apple pay billions in back taxes may never have happened without help from Washington.

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Air travelers are being warned not to use their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on planes after the company recalled the devices over complaints the batteries can catch fire.

Be patient, Apple fans: You might not get your new iPhone for a while.

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