A new study shows that household dust might leave you at risk for more than allergies.
A new report from Forrester Research predicts robots will eliminate 6 percent of jobs by 2021.
The former presidential hopeful joined a number of figures asking for leniency for NSA leaker Edward Snowden.
A Donald Trump presidency seemed so unlikely just weeks ago. Things have changed.
Russian hackers revealed Venus Williams' medical history on Tuesday, which included her treatment for Sjogren's syndrome.
Steven Moffat says that he fully supports “Torchwood” Season 5, despite star John Barrowman’s implication that he is stopping it.
It appears that Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners are intentionally ignoring the safety warnings issued amid the smartphone's global recall.
NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke said the network saw a 20 percent increase in ad sales this summer despite the ratings drop.
Check out Rent the Runway, Nordstrom and eBay for inexpensive dresses.
Amazon has just launched its next-generation Echo Dot that offers the same functionality as the original device but at a more affordable price.
Conspiracy theories surrounding the Sept. 11 attacks and how real the Islamic State militant group is have abounded for years.
If the bill becomes a law, everyone in the Netherlands would become an automatic organ donor unless they tell government officials otherwise.
You're now able to kick back, flick on your Apple TV, Xbox or Amazon Fire TV and watch the NFL.
Someone took the time to explain the difference between "Pokémon Sun" and "Pokémon Moon."
Jacob Whitesides will be on tour this fall with fellow Tennessee singer/songwriter Ben Rector.
The United States, which has accepted more than 10,000 Syrian refugees in the past year, has let in a very small number of Christians.
Another actor from hit series “24” joins Kiefer Sutherland in ABC's new fall series, “Designated Survivor.”
The billionaire saw his Berkshire Hathaway shares slip two percent Tuesday.
“La La Land” actor John Legend thinks that Chrissy Teigen’s comedic chops is so good that he would like her to appear on more comedy series.
The deal is expected to close by the end of 2017, the source told Reuters on Wednesday.
“Modern Family” cast member Rico Rodriguez plans to take a one-year break before he goes to college.
The deal agreed to a seven-day period of reduced violence and increased humanitarian aid deliveries.