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Although Tropical Storm Humberto only lightly hit the Bahamas, the northward system could cause rains on the U.S.'s southeastern coast, with the storm projected to become a hurricane by Sunday evening.

Two polls taken immediately after Thursday's debate show voters are warming up to Warren as the Democratic party's nominee.

On Thursday night, Democratic candidate for president Beto O'Rourke made comments regarding his buyback policies of assault rifles, resulting in criticism from conservatives.

Trump is scheduled Saturday evening to meet with the parents of Otto Warmbier, an Ohio man who was held in captivity in North Korea for 17 months and died shortly upon return to the United States.

Former UK PM David Cameron spoke on Brexit and Johnson's leadership before his memoir is released next week.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has helped Apple flourish as a company, but he has decided to resign from Apple's board of directors before the two companies both launch competing streaming services.

T. Boone Pickens will be remembered as a legendary energy magnate, investor and philanthropist.

Police found the body of 5-year-old Renezmae Calzada who went missing on Sunday morning, with one suspect already being detained.

The AB5 bill could force app-based companies such as Uber, Lyft and Doordash to provide more support for their workers, such as health insurance and paid time off.

Canadian PM Trudeau is in the fight for his life for reelection, as his image has taken a hit due to the SNC-Lavalin affair.

Apple released new information Tuesday on a variety of new devices and also shared details on its Apple+ streaming service.

Uber continues to lay off employees amid concerns over the ridesharing giant's long-term profitability.

North Korea launched projectiles for the eighth time since July on Tuesday.

McDonald's has announced that it is going to acquire Silicon Valley voice technology outfit Apprente, as the fast-food giant seeks to further automate its restaurants and cut down labor costs.

A group of Amazon employees will demonstrate against the company on Sept 20. and have urged the e-commerce giant to reduce its carbon emissions to zero by 2030.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Iran had a secret nuclear facility in the city of Abadeh that was covered up and destroyed after it was discovered.

Amazon will hire new employees ahead of the busy holiday season, with job fairs new week in six cities across the country.

Uber is facing unique challenges all over the world, from local competitor Ola in India to a government ban in Romania.

Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's death on Friday brings with it a controversial legacy.

Uber could soon offer loans to its drivers, as the company expands its fintech unit.

China's new cryptocurrency could be similar to Facebook's Libra, and will likely be under the surveillance of the Chinese government.

Hurricane Dorian has left thousands of people missing or homeless in the Bahamas, as the international community responds to the humanitarian crisis.

Marianne Williamson was criticized for a tweet that suggested that visualization and meditation could alter the trajectory of category 2 Hurricane Dorian, which is set to hit the Carolinas on Thursday.

President Trump told reporters Wednesday that he would be open to meeting Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the United Nations General Assembly on Sept. 17.

Former Uber executive Frances Frei will join the company's board of directors ahead of its much anticipated IPO.

The Federal Trade Commission fined Google $170 million for using YouTube to collect data on young users under 13 without their consent, violating a 1998 child online privacy law.

One Texas man grew angry after he was told that Popeyes ran out of chicken sandwiches, and pulled a gun out on an employee.

China alleges that the United States is using a variety of methods to disrupt its business operations, including through cyberattacks and investigations against its current and former employees.

Vice President Mike Pence has chosen to stay at President Trump's golf club in Ireland, drawing anger from Democrats who believe that Trump is profiting from the visit.