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Is Ivanka Trump A Bad Feminist? Trump's Eponymous Fashion Line Doesn't Offer Workers Paid Maternity Leave

It was recently revealed that employees who work for Trump's eponymous fashion line do not receive paid maternity leave.

Olympic Track And Field Schedule: List, Times Of Events For Men, Women At Rio 2016 Games

Often the most celebrated events at the summer games, stars like Usain Bolt will head to Olympic Stadium.

Amid NATO Tensions, Russia And Serbia To Host Joint Military Training

Serbia has juggled its commitments to the U.S.-led NATO and Russia for years, even as Moscow and Washington have increasingly exchanged heated rhetoric over missile defense, territory and other delicate topics.

Clinton vs Trump: Latest Polls, Predictions Show Hillary Taking Georgia, Arizona

Donald Trump is poised to lose two states which have voted for the GOP for 20 straight years.

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Wisconsin Wedding Guests Hospitalized For Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Reception Evaluated For CO Leak

Some 300 guests were evacuated from an indoor wedding reception in Madison, Wisconsin, over the weekend when CO emissions made attendees sick.

Jill Dillard Pregnancy Rumors Swirl As Duggar Family Welcomes Home ‘Counting On’ Star [PHOTO]

Rumors are flying among Duggar fans that Jill Dillard could have a bun in the oven.

Possible North Korea-Japan War? After DPRK Missile Launch, Tokyo On High Alert For More

Japan's military will be on a heightened alert for the next three months.

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - AUGUST 04: People play Pokemon Go on their smartphones as Pokemon Go craze hits Argentina on August 03, 2016 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Android Bug Leaves 900 Million Phones At Risk: Qualcomm Security Flaw Gives Hackers Access To Phone Users Data

Android users may be at risk of having their data stolen.

Black Lives Matter Vandalism: Hartford Church Banner Gets Defaced For A 4th Time In Connecticut

A "Black Lives Matter" banner outside a historic church in Connecticut has been vandalized four times in two years.

Who Is Ibtihaj Muhammad? US Muslim Fencer Starts Olympic Quest

Ibtihaj Muhammad is a Muslim and on Monday officially became the first American to compete in the games wearing a hijab.

Rio Olympics 2016 Latest Medal Count: How Many Golds Does USA, China, Australia And Others Have So Far?

The United States is tied with China and Australia with three gold medals apiece, but owns the outright medal lead after five days in Rio.

USA Basketball Team 2016: TV Channel, Live Stream, Start Time For Men's Group A Action Monday Night vs. Venezuela

Team USA can build on its early Group A lead against the South American champions Monday night.

Where Is Darren Wilson Now? Update On Ferguson Police Officer Who Shot Michael Brown

Former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson is still dealing with the fallout from the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown.

Donald Trump Detroit Speech Live Stream: Watch Economic Plan Talk By Republican Nominee

Watch Trump talk the economy in Detroit Monday.

Philippines President Duterte Calls US Ambassador Philip Goldberg A Gay Son Of A Bitch

"I am OK with him," Duterte said of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, before adding, "I quarreled with his gay ambassador."

Donald Trump Ban In Philippines? Lawmaker Seeks To Bar Republican Nominee From Entering

A lawmaker in the Southeast Asian country filed a resolution seeking to bar Trump from entering the country following his speech calling the Philippines a “terrorist nation.”

Delta Air Lines’ Systems Fixed After Worldwide Outage; Hundreds Of Flights Delayed, Grounded

The airline cancelled over 200 flights Tuesday while it tries to recover from a worldwide system outage the day before.

Mudslides Triggered By Storm Claim 40 Lives In Eastern Mexico

Canine units were searching for the missing, but the number of unaccounted for residents was unclear.

Zika Virus Update: Marco Rubio Says No Abortion For Infected Women, Despite Risk Of Microcephaly And Birth Defects

The Florida senator’s comments came as his home state became the hardest hit in America so far by the mosquito-borne disease.

US Proposes UN Approve 4,000-Strong Force For South Sudan’s Juba

The U.S. circulated a draft resolution to the U.N. that would approve a regional protection force to secure Juba and protect the airport and other key facilities.

Islamic State Militants Claim Capture Of US Weapons In Afghanistan

Photographs that came to light on Saturday show an American portable rocket launcher, radio, grenades and other gear, as well as the identification card of a U.S. Army soldier.

South Korea Presidential Office Says China ‘Out-Of-Place’ On THAAD

South Korea's presidential office urged Beijing to play a stronger role against North Korea's provocations on the Korean peninsula.

Donald Trump Says ‘Unstable’ Hillary Clinton Unfit To Be President

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, during a rally Saturday, said his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton "took a short-circuit in the brain."

Iran Scientist Shahram Amiri Who Claimed CIA Abducted Him, Allegedly Executed

Shahram Amiri, a nuclear scientist who claimed to have been abducted by the CIA, was executed in Iran, reports said Saturday.

Obama Administration Releases Redacted Version Of Drone Policy

The American Civil Liberties Union filed a freedom of information lawsuit last year, asking the Obama administration to make its policy on drone strikes abroad public.