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Warren Buffett, Elon Musk and Larry Ellison have all accumulated huge followings on Twitter, but they had to start somewhere.

'Products and services that help people care for their four-legged family members are in a growth pattern that I don't see slowing down for the near future.'

The trap most people fall into is thinking that content marketing is easy, or that they can improvise their way through it. Not true.

Hint: Many of these business leaderes wake up early and meditate.

The serial inventor, Shark Tank star and 'Queen of QVC' shares how to figure out if you're creating a must-have product.

Authorities in Baltimore say a 22-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death of his infant son.

A New Jersey judge says there could be nearly 15,000 drug cases that were possibly undermined after a forensic lab technician was accused of shoddy work.

Kentucky State Police say they're investigating after a deputy fatally shot a kidnapping suspect in southeastern Kentucky.

Authorities in North Carolina say a 60-year-old woman was fatally shot while working in her rice garden.

A suburban Chicago gun shop is raffling a semi-automatic weapon to benefit victims of the nightclub shooting in Orlando.

Due to new crowdfunding laws we can all be VC's, but you may want to hold off before you invest in your peers.

The North Carolina prosecutor whose father was kidnapped by a gang leader she prosecuted has been put on paid leave while the district attorney looks into accusations of misconduct on two unrelated cases.

Credibility is the foundation of influence. Bombast is the wrecking ball of influence.

U.S. Park Police have a message for people planning to attend the July Fourth festivities in Washington: Leave your drones at home.

An Alabama inmate on death row is set to receive a reduced sentence after his attorneys argued that a black woman was wrongfully excluded from a jury during the inmate's trial more than 20 years ago.

Eastern Tennessee taxpayers will pay $100,000 to settle a lawsuit filed after a photo appeared to show a deputy choking a college student who was charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest.

The Ku Klux Klan is trying to make a comeback and reshape itself for a new era.

An Oklahoma waitress said that a customer left her hateful words instead of a tip Monday night.

Amid the misery of the Great Depression, Rupert Lopez gratefully worked for $1 a day for the Civilian Conservation Corps, making adobe-block walls for a new regional National Park Service administration building in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Authorities in Milwaukee responded to a call at a park dressed in riot gear Wednesday night after a group of juveniles were causing a large disturbance.