Pleading for Peace in Chicago Amid Fears of a Bloody Summer

Dreading the arrival of summer, historically the city's most dangerous season, residents and leaders called for an end to the surging gun violence.

Data analysis from Paris raid on Google will take months, possibly years: prosecutor

PARIS (Reuters) - Analysis of data seized by investigators in last week's raid of Google's Paris headquarters could possibly take years, French financial prosecutor Eliane Houlette said on Sunday.

Trump: Migrants treated better than vets

Illegal immigrants in the US often get better care than the nation's military veterans, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says.

How two white men befriended the Navy's first black pilot

Jesse Leroy Brown was hurtling over the North Korean countryside in his Corsair fighter 17 miles behind enemy lines when he discovered that he was in trouble.

Libertarians choose Gary Johnson as presidential nominee

Libertarians on Sunday selected former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson as their party's presidential nominee, at their party convention in Orlando, Florida.

Fed reaction to data barrage is focus for stocks

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Data on inflation and employment, two of the economic indicators most important to a "data-dependent" U.S. Federal Reserve are expected next week.

Trump University ordered to show how it sold its programs

A judge overseeing a lawsuit filed against Donald Trump regarding his closed real estate education program called Trump University has ruled parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, should be released as part of the case.