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Nintendo said it's pushing back the release of the Pokemon Go Plus, an accessory for the wildly popular smartphone game, to September. It also posted a loss.

Gonzalo Higuain is officially the third most expensive player of all time, after the 28-year-old completed his move from Napoli to Juventus for a fee of $99 million.

An Oregon community college security guard has been charged with murder, according to authorities.

A cutting-edge Chinese tech firm that you've probably never heard of just snapped up top U.S. electronics maker Vizio for $2 billion.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

One of two suspects in a church attack that left a priest dead in northern France was known to anti-terror authorities, a French prosecutor said Tuesday.

A pastor is perhaps an unlikely candidate to become Ghana's first car manufacturer.

Hillary Clinton appears to be positioning herself as a third Obama term, but on foreign policy she would likely be more assertive, writes Jonathan Cristol.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said Tuesday his whistleblowing website might release "a lot more material" relevant to the US electoral campaign.

The teenage boy whose treatment sparked outrage over widespread abuse at juvenile detention centers in northern Australia, has spoken out for the first time.

Rescue workers have returned a seal found napping in a public toilet in Tasmania to the sea.

Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto suffers from the aftermath of seeing Charles Kinsey, his friend and caregiver, shot by police in North Miami, his mother says.

Russell Riley: Bill Clinton's DNC speech Tuesday night drew praise, but the speech that might be most instructive for Hillary Clinton is one he gave in 1988.

It's taken more than 500 days and overcome countless problems, but the epic journey of Solar Impulse 2 is finally complete.

Former President Bill Clinton lent his support to his wife, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, on the second night of the Democratic National Convention.

"We want Bernie" was the loudest cheer throughout the Wells Fargo Center as Bernie Sanders gave his much-anticipated address to the Democratic National Convention.

Bernie Sanders sought to show a united front at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday by asking delegates to accept Hillary Clinton's nomination unanimously and by acclimation.

Hillary Clinton and the DNC are highlighting disability issues far more than the RNC, writes Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux. It's a victory but also a call to action.

Hillary Clinton officially won the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday. Then, Bill Clinton took the Democratic National Convention on a 45-minute tour through the former first lady, senator and secretary of state's biography.