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Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee are adding about 85 fundraising veterans to their previously paltry operation, a move that could calm jitters that Trump is not equipped to raise money.

The NFL once again cut Roger Goodell's salary -- the commissioner got a $2.1 million pay cut in 2015.

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The Tesla driver killed in a crash while in autopilot model happened to be a proponent of autonomous driving.

Senator Elizabeth Warren insulted Silicon Valley in the worst way: She compared some of the biggest tech companies to banks that caused the financial collapse.

Legislation would deny minor league players the right to demand minimum wage and overtime pay.

For the second time in two weeks, a Russian warship in the eastern Mediterranean has approached U.S. Navy ships in what American military officials said was an unsafe manner, raising concerns about Russian intentions.

Apple is reportedly in talks to purchse the Jay Z-backed music service Tidal. The news comes as music rival Spotify is supposedly angry at Apple as well for taking its time to approve its new app.

Reddit's warrant canary has disappeared -- which means the federal government is probably spying on Reddit users.

NFL player Jason Pierre-Paul lost part of his hand in a fireworks accident and is now telling others about the dangers of the popular Fourth of July tradition.

A bear knocked a cyclist off his mountain bike and killed him in a rare encounter Wednesday afternoon near the Glacier National Park.

Not for the first time in its history the Tour de France -- recognized as one of the most supreme tests in sport -- is engaged in a battle against cheating.

BMW is working with the tech industry so speed the arrival of self-driving cars.

Police in Britain have recorded a dramatic rise in racist attacks in the wake of the Brexit vote, with five times the usual number of incidents reported.

A veteran Republican operative brought on by Donald Trump to manage his surrogates is leaving after just two weeks on the campaign.

The Arizona tarmac meeting between former President Bill Clinton and U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch raises questions, writes Paul Callan

Niki Lauda, irrevocably burnt after an F1 crash in 1973, believes "too much safety" will destroy the sport.

American hunger for guns is driving a massive increase in bullet imports from Italy, Peru and Serbia.

Brexit's aftershocks are now rumbling through the distant capitals of Moscow and Washington. And the shake-up could be bad for U.S. strategic military interests

Elby Hars is on the run for alleged criminal sexual conduct with a minor.