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"Insurgent" star Ansel Elgort and his longtime girlfriend Violetta Komyshan have split.

Time Warner Cable said "Internet backbone" issues were to blame for the hours-long outage Wednesday.

Time Warner Cable Internet service was down Wednesday, with users stuck offline for hours without explanation.

Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., says North Korea, Iran and Pakistan are more worrisome existential threats to the U.S. than ISIS is.

Signs of a homegrown jihadi fighter are not always as obvious as expected.

The Republicans' running factional battle winds down with one of the last primaries of the 2014 elections.

USC is investigating the possibility that Josh Shaw's story about saving his drowning nephew is a lie.

Tesla Motors has greatly expanded its production capacity -- and there are no cash registers in the cafeterias.

Jesse Helt's criminal record has been revealed following his appearance with Miley Cyrus at the MTV VMAs.

Apple reportedly is manufacturing a 12.9-inch tablet, the largest iPad ever produced.

More than 37,000 of the Central American child migrants who have come into the U.S. this year are now set to enter public-school systems.

Douglas McAuthur McCain was an aspiring rapper who apparently turned to Islamic extremism and fought alongside ISIS.

How Apple could make a larger screen while not making the phone physically larger.

"Breaking Bad" actor Aaron Paul gave an adorable shout out to his wife Lauren Parsekian and her Kind Campaign during his Emmy acceptance speech.

Minority workers hold a small fraction of Silicon Valley jobs, but 76 percent of its low-wage contractor positions.

China's electric vehicle subsidy would combat customer concerns of being stranded with a dead battery.

State innovation funds are billed as investing in local entrepreneurs, but the funds let politically connected financial firms grab big fees.

Police in California said they found an assault rifle belonging to Young Jeezy on his tour bus.

Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto was scheduled to address the California Legislature Tuesday.

States that allow marijuana use for medical purposes had 25 percent fewer deaths from drug overdose compared to states without such laws.

In San Francisco, 67 percent of all robberies reportedly involve the theft of a mobile communications device.