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Bill Clinton's history of speeches at the Democratic National Convention has been like his political career, a series of ups and downs, where the former president has played the role of validator, acceptor and character witness.

Dr. Dre was briefly detained and issued a citation outside his home Monday morning after police received a call from a man who alleged he had been threatened with a gun, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department confirms to CNN.

Indiana Republicans have chosen the state's lieutenant governor, Eric Holcomb, to replace vice presidential nominee Mike Pence on the ballot in the state's competitive gubernatorial race this fall.

Roger Federer has revealed he will miss next month's Rio Olympics -- and the rest of this season -- in order to extend his tennis career.

Rupert Murdoch is trying to steady the ship at Fox News after Roger Ailes' departure.

CNN's Arwa Damon, Nick Paton Walsh and Ben Wedeman offer tips on how to survive this summer's heat wave

Everywhere you looked at San Diego Comic-Con, there was a powerful female character making her mark. They can all thank Sigourney Weaver.

Edward Snowden and a hacker have designed an iPhone 6 case that makes sure the phone doesn't leak your location when you put it on "airplane mode."

Actress Margot Robbie is speaking out about that controversial Vanity Fair piece.

And then there were two.

The last surviving World War II-era Martin Mars firefighting water bombers are up for sale, says owner at AirVenture air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

Fox News loses another top executive soon after Roger Ailes' departure; this time, it's Michael Clemente.

Reviews of Hillary Clinton's vice presidential pick Tim Kaine tilt narrowly positive, with majorities of Democrats of all ideological stripes calling him an excellent or good choice.

Ethan Dean, a 6-year-old with an incurable illness, just wants to suit up and be a garbage man for a day. Today, he gets his wish.

The Duggar family just keeps growing.

The all-day breakfast glow may be starting to wear off. McDonald's suffered a slowdown in U.S. sales that that alarmed investors.

Former employee of Japanese facility for disabled people turns himself in after killing 19 people in a stabbing spree at Tsukui Yamayurien facility in Sagamihara, officials say.

Older adults with worsening ability to identify odors might be on the road to cognitive decline, say studies at an Alzheimer's Association conference.

Russian culture scholar Mayhill C. Fowler cautions against holier-than-thou reactions to the International Olympic Committee's decision not to ban Russia from the Rio Olympics.

Bernie Sanders takes credit for forcing for forcing Hillary Clinton and the entire Democratic Party to get a lot tougher on Wall Street. But how likely is that to happen?