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Gladstone the cat lands new job as British Treasury's "chief mouser."

Microsoft's costly bet on Nokia will mean about 2,850 more job losses than previously expected.

A Marine pilot was killed when his F/A-18C Hornet crashed during training in California, the Marine Corps said Friday.

A super PAC behind Donald Trump is directing its first advertising dollars toward wooing Bernie Sanders supporters on the grounds of the Democratic National Convention.

British archaeologists working on the Must Farm project in England's Cambridgeshire Fens can hardly restrain themselves...

Iran's grand plan to buy aircraft from Boeing and Airbus is being held up by political opposition at home and in the United States, and a lack of financing options.

Matt Damon has been famous almost since the beginning of his career, but it was Jason Bourne that made him a bankable actor in Hollywood.

New film 'Equity' is about to open in theatres. It's the first movie about ambitious women on Wall Street since the 1988 hit "Working Girl."

Democrats who came to Philadelphia this week fretting about party division say there is only one way to ensure Hillary Clinton wins in November: defining themselves as the party of national unity.

Police in Scotland have arrested 77 people after more than 500 children were identified as potential victims of online sexual abuse.

Desperate wait for the families of Turkey's detained soldiers.

ExxonMobil hasn't made this little money since 1999. It's a sign of how even the biggest oil companies are grappling with the new world of cheap oil.

Hillary Clinton woke up Friday to bad news: the U.S. economy is slowing. It could make it harder for her to win in November.

After two weeks of polar opposite opinions on Hillary Clinton's term as secretary of state, the question surfaces, was she good at her job? Heather Hurlburt takes a look.

Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" has Colbert has generated more energy and more buzz in the last two weeks than any previous time in his first year on the network.

Forgive the little girls in your life if they're a little groggy this morning. They put in a late night watching history.

Norway is considering giving a mountain to Finland to mark its 100th birthday.

The U.S. economy only grew 1.2% between April and June compared to the same time a year ago, according to official figures released Friday.

On the heels the announcement that three veteran "Sesame Street" actors have been let go, fans are blaming HBO and venting.

The Big Island of Hawaii is getting a little bigger as lava from the Kilauea Volcano flows into the Pacific Ocean.