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After just two weeks in the political wilderness, Boris Johnson is back.

Even before Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, Dwyane Wade and LeBron James stood solemnly at the ESPY Awards Anthony had let it be known he was taking a stand.

Sen. Angus King said Thursday he will vote for Hillary Clinton in November after considering who would be the best decision maker during a nuclear attack.

It's something akin to raising the dead.

An eye surgeon made it his mission to help restore eyesight to those in need. His smartphone app has had incredibly accurate results, helping kids and the blind.

Delta takes a hit from the plunge in the value of the pound after Brexit and responds by cutting U.S.-U.K. flights.

Ballerina Misty Copeland is making the leap -- or maybe a grand jeté -- to the big screen.

Starbucks plans new upscale Starbucks Reserve-only chain as well as chain of bakeries after investment in Italian baker Princi.

A memorial honoring fallen police officers in Richmond, Virginia was vandalized with red paint, authorities said.

Hillary Clinton has a new line of criticism against Donald Trump -- he's not fit for kids.

A young boy takes the stage. In a shaky voice, he says, "My name is Royce. My poem is titled, 'White Boy Privilege.'"

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

Three years ago, Hong Kong swimmer Yvette Man-yi Kong was done with competition.

You would expect to see the words 'Made in Rwanda' on a jar of coffee, but probably not on a laptop.

One year after Sukhinder Singh Cassidy launched theBoardlist, the platform's traction is only increasing.

A defiant Bashar al-Assad denied his forces killed Marie Colvin in Syria, saying the war correspondent entered the country illegally and is responsible for her own death.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has deemed whole-body cryotherapy a sham -- and a risky one at that.

Zika virus can be transmitted sexually, and it's been known to linger in semen, but we don't know how long. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants to find out.

Whether you're a Pokémon Go enthusiast or not, only a few are blissfully unaware of the new smartphone game which has taken over everywhere.