The "Real Time with Bill Maher" host called it just a joke.

Witnesses reported three blasts at the burial site of Salim Ezadyar, who was among four people killed on Friday at an anti-government protest.

Alize Cornet and Caroline Garcia, French compatriots but barely on speaking terms after a bitter feud, will clash for a place in the Roland Garros quarter-finals.

With one sentence, President Donald Trump laid the foundation for Pittsburgh to be at the center of a post-Paris climate battle.

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, New York Times writer and former Google data scientist, reveals the common language used on successful first dates.

If you like a big-car ride in a small-car package, the Cruze is for you.

Apple's annual major event, WWDC, kicks off on Monday. Expect new laptops, iPads, and even a surprise.

Aided by sensors, lasers, and data collection, automated technology is cropping up on dairy farms around the world.

Speaking at an event organised by the One Ghana Movement, a social action group, the outspoken judge said cases in Ghana are ruled on based on the evidence submitted the prosecutor and that if the evidence fails to meet the standard judges will rule against it.

Artist Jon Rafman has scoured Google Street View for the most captivating (and sometimes creepy) images. Here are some of our favorites.

Casual dining is in danger — and millennials are to blame.

Officials are split over whether leaking stems from hubris or patriotism. But they agree Trump poses a unique threat to national security.

The 240 mph McLaren F1 supercar just turned 25 years old and sells for as much as $14 million at auction.

You can't book a flight on JANET Airlines — the planes are used to ferry workers to government locations like Area 51.

Pressure is mounting on Tesla as the company prepares to launch its first mass-market car, the Model 3, at the end of this year.

The plumber had prayed the court to temper justice with mercy, saying that he stole because he needed money to pay bills.

The court heard that the accused on May 6 at Ikota Housing Estate, Lagos, defiled the girl by putting his fingers into her private part.

The police arraigned the convict on a three count charge of criminal breach of trust, cheating and misappropriation.

Saka, a tricycle rider, who resides at 4, Olayinka St., Opebi, Ikeja is being tried for conspiracy and stealing.

If you create pop culture products that have compelling stories in them, "laws follow," according to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos