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Walk through campus at East Carolina State University in Greenville, North Carolina, and ask students whom they plan to vote for, and Hillary Clinton's struggle to win millennial voters is immediately clear.

The last surviving Doolittle raider tells the story of one of America's most daring secret military missions.

More than 1.3 million people serve in the five branches of the U.S. armed forces. Add in civilian employees from the U.S. Department of Defense, and you get the world's largest employer: 3.2 million employees, according to the World Economic Forum.

California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation that mandates prison sentences for people who sexually assault unconscious or intoxicated victims, according to his office.

Alabama's chief justice Roy Moore was suspended without pay Friday for the rest of his term for directing probate judges to enforce the state's ban on same-sex marriage.

Speaking on his radio show, Howard Stern confirmed Wednesday that Donald Trump expressed support for the invasion of Iraq in 2002.

On the tarmac prior to leaving Israel on Friday, President Obama repeatedly yelled for former President Bill Clinton to board Air Force One.

Mark Maxson of Chicago, serving life for the killing of 6-year-old Lindsey Murdock, is freed after DNA clears him. Osborne Wade, a convicted murderer, is now charged in the boy's killing.

Many Wells Fargo customers are wondering what the fake account scandal means for them, but other banking customers should also be paying attention.

Wells Fargo's notorious pressure-cooker culture led the bank to force some hourly employees to work late without overtime pay, former workers say.

Donald Trump, who previously knocked Hillary Clinton for avoiding the press, has not held a press conference for more than two months.

Tulsa police officer Betty Shelby, charged with felony manslaughter in the shooting death of Terence Crutcher, an unarmed man, pleads not guilty in court.

Covered in dust and the remains of yet another airstrike in the Syrian city of Idlib, a young man clutches a small baby and cries.

The Rosetta space probe has crash-landed on the surface of a distant comet, ending a remarkable 12-year mission that made a series of breakthrough discoveries.

The updated advice follows numerous case reports showing Zika may hide in semen for up to six months after symptoms begin.

It's safe to say that India-Pakistan relations are nearly on a war footing.

A South Carolina teen suspected of killing his father before shooting and injuring children and a teacher at a school playground was charged in the case Friday, as one of the wounded students fought for his life.

Covered in dust and debris from yet another airstrike, a "White Helmet" breaks down after hearing the cries of the baby he rescued from the rubble in Idlib, Syria.

It's not surprising that some Yahoo users have decided to sue the company for negligence over a 2014 breach that was only recently discovered and announced. But before we blame Yahoo for this, we need to understand how hackers accomplish such breaches -- and what all of us should be doing better to prevent such breaches.