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Reuters photographer's image of woman's silent protest in Baton Rouge is image of grace under pressure, memorably arresting, but it's too early to call it iconic.

America's ultimate showman, Donald Trump, has turned his search for a Republican vice presidential pick into a real-life political thriller.

Here's a list of statements made by Johnson about his native land and some of its most prominent citizens and practices.

After a disappointing sporting month at the Euros and Wimbledon respectively, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Ana Ivanovic finally experienced a perfect match.

Bags can now weigh themselves, track themselves and charge your electronics. But how much of it is gimmicks?

Britain's Prince Harry gets tested for HIV to raise awareness and to normalize the testing process.

Rio Mayor Eduardo da Costa Paes says planning what to do with Olympic facilities after this summer's Games, will make it a success for years to come.

Vegas florist Victoria Hogan built a 1950's style "Teardrop" trailer, hitched it to her Jeep and started planning pop up weddings in the desert. Now, couples are asking for her services from around the globe.

The U.S. oil business may be on the cusp of a huge comeback, one that would create a serious worker shortage. Goldman Sachs predicts the industry may need to hire 100,000 jobs by the end of 2018.

Bernie Sanders has signed a book deal with Thomas Dunne Books, the publisher announced Thursday, just days after he formally endorsed presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

Alicia Keys and other stars make a video to show the different ways African-Americans have been killed in high-profile cases that have come to symbolize racial issues in the U.S.

Jules Bianchi died on July 17 2015 -- a year later his family is still struggling to come to terms with the tragic accident that ended his life at the age of 25.

In the months leading up to the signing of the Iran nuclear deal one year ago Thursday, Republican critics galvanized opposition to push back against the agreement.

"Ghostbusters" returns to haunt theaters this weekend with a female cast. We spoke with an actual female ghost hunter to find out how she felt about the series.

The world is reacting with shock to the revelation that French President Francois Hollande employs an official hairdresser for nearly $119,000 a year.

Jeffrey DeLaurentis, chief of mission at the US Embassy in Havana discuss his State Department career and the Obama administration's push to normalize relations.

JPMorgan Chase managed to grow profits in the second quarter, despite the difficult banking environment.

A new poll finds Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump deadlocked in a tie ahead of both parties' national conventions.

The Bank of England has shocked the markets with its decision to keep interest rates on hold.

Criticized for resembling a nightie, Wimbledon's most talked about Nike dress is now a museum piece.