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Two members of Donald Trump's economic team on Sunday defended the group's lack of diversity, and one dismissed criticism of the all-male panel as "political correctness."

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A movie about bad guys that got worse reviews had a great opening weekend.

William Shatner veered into uncharted space on Saturday when he told fans the "Star Wars" sci-fi franchise deserves credit for the success of "Star Trek."

It could come down to Elizabeth Holmes versus the Food and Drug Administration.

The Rio Olympics opened to big pageantry but relatively low ratings in the United States for NBC.

The bad guys of "Suicide Squad" are looking to save the world this weekend, and not just in a narrative sense, but also in many ways literally for Warner Bros.

Twenty-five years ago, the first public website went live.

The negative publicity leading up to the Rio Olympics fostered a sense of both anticipation and apprehension surrounding the Games. So the organizers and NBC were doubtless relieved to see the opening ceremony mounted without a significant hitch -- that is, other than its ponderous pace and bloated duration.

Google's self-driving car team just lost one of its long-time engineers.

There's something missing from the movie "Carol," at least if you are watching it on a Delta Air Lines flight. Passengers are upset that the airline is showing an edited version of the movie that takes out a sex scene and a same-sex kiss.

Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson is vowing to keep fighting after a judge dismissed his lawsuit against the Commission on Presidential Debates.

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American Airlines and a union said they have agreed on hefty pay raises for 30,000 workers.

Subway has refreshed its logo to convey that its food, also, is fresh.

An active volcano in Nicaragua is logging on to the Internet.

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