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Delta is issuing refunds to travelers who were grounded Monday morning after it suffered a massive computer system outage.

Snapchat is being accused of creating a 'yellowface' filter.

Three elderly people have been killed in fierce wildfires that are ravaging the Portuguese island of Madeira, a local official said Wednesday.

Alex Rodriguez announced on Sunday that he'll play his final game at Yankee Stadium on Friday, causing the average ticket listing price to skyrocket 500%. But fans weren't necessarily ready to pay that much.

His dangerous remark about Clinton goes well beyond the pandering common to politicians, shows how disconnected he is from gun rights and the Second Amendment.

Donald Trump's suggestion that "Second Amendment people" could stop Hillary Clinton's agenda has led critics to ask whether he was threatening her life.

There's something in the water at the Rio Olympics: Yet another pool has deep, bright green. This time, it's the water polo pool.

Actor Will Smith used a recent press conference in Dubai to speak out against Donald Trump and Islamophobia.

CBS Entertainment president Glenn Geller admits to shortcomings on the network's fall slate

Donald Trump's remarks on the Second Amendment and Hillary Clinton grow out of the logic of a campaign which has reveled in violent rhetoric, sought to criminalize his opponents, and cast doubt on the legitimacy of anyone who seeks to defeat him, writes Julian Zelizer

Fox News' hosts and commentators directed their focus of Donald Trump's 'Second Amendment' comments at the liberal bias they see in the rest of the media.

The US women's gymnastics team has been on a medal streak since the 1992 Olympic games.

At just 4 feet 9 inches tall, Simone Biles might be the smallest American Olympian in Brazil, but she could become Team USA's biggest star of Rio 2016.

A new study by Good & Co looks at workplace culture and employee happiness at five big tech firms: IBM, Facebook, Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

John Saunders, the sports anchor whose baritone voice was a fixture on ESPN programming for 30 years, has died, the network announced Wednesday.

The '90s will always hold a special place in Lisa Loeb's heart.

MIT, NYU and Yale are being sued by faculty and staff members who say the fees in their 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plans are too high.

This season's blockbuster isn't showing in theaters, it's lighting up the skies overhead.

Ted Strickland, the former Ohio governor who is challenging Senator Rob Portman in a closely-watched race, apologized for saying Justice Antonin Scalia's death happened at a good time.

Hillary Clinton, sensing apprehension from Utah Republicans for Donald Trump's presidential campaign, pitched Mormon voters in a Wednesday op-ed published by the Deseret News, a paper owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.