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Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf apologized to customers for more than 2 million fake accounts opened in their names, but denied any orchestrated fraud by bank management.

Rahami's capture gives investigators a rare opportunity to try to establish his motivations and affiliations -- if they can get him to talk.

Hillary Clinton is visiting only two battleground states this week -- hardly a sign of confidence at her standing 49 days before the election, but an acknowledgement that one task reigns above all: Preparing for her first face-to-face confrontation with Donald Trump.

"One thing I've learned," says Marc Jacobs with a note of exasperation in his voice, "is that there is no winning on the internet. You can't argue with people online. It is absolutely pointless."

Former President Jimmy Carter is almost 92 years old, but he still swings a mighty hammer.

Sen. Angus King said Tuesday shutting down immigration until the system is perfect would be "a terrible loss" for the United States.

When you think of fall, the first thing that usually comes to mind is leaves changing to beautiful reds, oranges and yellows.

Do not mess with the Dowager.

At least 858 people that had been ordered deported or removed under another name were improperly granted US citizenship due to a failure to maintain adequate fingerprint records, according to a new report.

A bar owner in Linden, NJ. called police after he spotted bombing suspect Ahmad Rahami sleeping in the doorway of his establishment early Monday morning.

A South American sculpture which disappeared mysteriously from a museum almost 80 years ago has been recovered and returned to Colombian authorities.

"Whatever may be the nature of the uncertainties and the tensions in which the world is placed today, and whatever may be their causes, there should be no problem that cannot be resolved peacefully with the united strength of 80 nations which now constitute our organization."

Hillary Clinton made a direct appeal Monday to a demographic group that continues to be deeply skeptical of the Democratic nominee: millennials.

The mayors of New York City, London and Paris released a joint op-ed Tuesday advocating for refugee resettlement and urging world leaders meeting at the UN this week to respond to a "watershed moment" with "relief and safe haven" for migrants

There is something about a phone ringing early in the morning that instantly suggests bad news, and in particular the worst sort of bad news.

When photographer Jane Schreibman spotted an odd-looking cooking pot outside her apartment in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood Saturday night, she first thought it was old garbage or "something a kid was making."

Kate Upton is not going to let any haters bring her down.

The "world's saddest" polar bear could have a new home if a British zoo gets its way.

Around 4,000 people were evacuated from a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos Monday evening after a fire ripped through the site.