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A Southern California medical examiner says a Navy SEAL trainee was repeatedly dunked by an instructor in his first week of basic training and has ruled his death a homicide.

A meager 13 percent of entrepreneurs come from sales backgrounds. That problem can lead to saying goodbye to potential sales and team members.

Two bills aimed at making it easier for small-business owners to get access to capital passed one house of Congress last night with strong bipartisan support.

There are plenty of places to get your story told online. To get your story heard, however, you need to tell a compelling story.

Authorities confirmed Tuesday the identity of a man suspected of posing as a Marine to take advantage of a Utah veteran.

A prosecutor is reviewing whether to pursue charges against an Ohio hotel clerk who raised suspicions that an Emirati businessman dressed in traditional clothing could have links to terrorism.

Police in Maryland have posted a Facebook video of an officer posing with a black bear in the background.

Beware of launching a company that just serves another one.

Conservative opposition put a House Republican gun and anti-terrorism bill in jeopardy Wednesday, even as Democrats pressed for election-year votes on their proposals to stiffen firearm curbs.

If you want to check off all those items on your to-do list, you'll need to re-evaluate your work habits and let go of the multitasking myth.

During the nearly 15 years since the United States went to war in Afghanistan, the number of American troops there spiraled to 100,000, then dropped slightly below 10,000.

Authorities in St. Louis are investigating an arson at a predominantly black church that was also vandalized with racist graffiti.

The steadiness of a person's character is what determines if they succeed in the inherently unpredictable process we call 'life.'

Chelsea Manning, who has been serving a 35-year prison sentence for her role in leaking U.S. government secrets, was treated and released from a prison hospital Wednesday after she tried to hang herself, according to media reports.

The comedic actor who played gray-haired grandma Dona Concha on Univision's "Sabado Gigante" has been sentenced to 153 years in prison for possessing child pornography.

Every business has its unique challenges but there are some basics that every entrepreneur has to get right or get a job.

A person of interest described as "extremely dangerous" is being sought for questioning by San Diego investigators Wednesday in connection with what they call "senseless, random" attacks on at least four homeless men, two of whom died.

A Union University student has pleaded not guilty after being accused of soliciting four minors for sexual activity while he was working as a youth ministry intern at a Jackson church.

Police say detectives monitoring social media over the holiday weekend watched a live video of two men throwing fireworks at dogs chained in a backyard in South Carolina.

A faulty curb that perfectly illustrated the seismic forces at work underneath a San Francisco Bay Area neighborhood has been fixed, stunning scientists, who say a curbside laboratory for studying earthquakes was destroyed.