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A millionaire named Stan Pate reportedly paid for skywriting, blasting Trump, that appeared at college bowl game sites.

As fighting continues, young Kurds are more combative toward the government and the military faces accusations of egregious abuses.

The co-founder’s departure comes just months after activist investor Carl Icahn acquired an 8.5 percent stake in the mining company.

The Iraqi military has reclaimed much of Ramadi from ISIS. But retaking Mosul would help win back the confidence of Iraq's citizens.

Many Republican governors accept federal funds to expand their health insurance programs.

Spitzer played a major role in establishing standards to define mental disorders, and helped stop the defining of homosexuality as a pathological condition.

As the holiday of peace and joy approaches, presidential candidates have shown little sign of lightening up their rhetoric.

As government forces make gains in the city against the Islamic State group, it’s yet to be seen if they can maintain control there.

The spots — produced with a nonprofit that advocates for gun control — will feature some of basketball’s top stars, including MVP Stephen Curry.

Regulators and bank executives want better tracking of financial industry transgressions. But their plan raises questions of implementation and abuse.

Getting a taste of VR isn't expensive. But if you want the full experience in 2016, it's going to cost you.

The Nation magazine and the union representing its workers reached a deal that applies to both birth and adoptive parents, regardless of gender.

"Princess Buttercup would not like this," the U.S. senator from South Carolina said, referring to a character from his GOP rival's favorite film.

Safety concerns have led to several retailers discontinuing the sale of the popular product.

An assessment of the Republican candidate's health was actually written by the late physician's son, Trump's campaign clarified Monday, without elaborating on the error.

However, China and a number of other developing countries say they are pleased with the new agreement.

The findings from the Economic Policy Institute, a Washington-based think tank, were disputed by the company, which called the analysis "flawed."

Josh Earnest said Tuesday Donald Trump’s comments not only increase anti-Muslim sentiment but also endanger national security.

British lawmakers voted Wednesday to join the U.S.-led aerial campaign against the ISIS and other militant groups in Syria.

The New York Times has run two pieces highlighting the prevalence of gun violence in the U.S., one of which was the first front-page editorial in over 90 years.

The paper's Saturday edition will carry a front-page editorial on gun control, calling on government to take action against pervasive violence.

Guatemalan soccer federation official Héctor Trujillo was arrested after his cruise ship stopped in Port Canaveral, Florida.

Citing U.S. government sources, CNN reported Friday that Tashfeen Malik had posted on Facebook her support of Islamic State group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

A spokesman told the New York Times reports of the leader's death were baseless propaganda.

Nicholas Thalasinos, who identified as a Messianic Jew, reported one day before he was killed that he received a disturbing Facebook message.

Nicholas Thalasinos was described as a good friend and worked with Farook.

The Republican presidential candidate has faced criticism for not having enough foreign policy experience.

American Muslims and advocates turn to humor to respond to Trump's claims that Muslims in New Jersey celebrated 9/11.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly canceled the meeting because of a European Union plan to label settlement goods.