Apple CEO Tim Cook: Auto Industry Due For ‘Massive Change’
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the automobile industry is due for big changes, with software becoming an important part of the design, as well as "autonomous driving."
NEW: LDS Church Releases Historic Photo Of Newly Formed Quorum Of Twelve Apostles
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released its first official photo of the newly formed Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Texas Teen Arrested For Clock Meets Obama
Among the students and celebrities attending Astronomy Night at the White House was Ahmed Mohamed, a Texas teen who made headlines for taking a homemade clock to school in September and getting handcuffed for it.
Pentagon: Troops Rammed Gate Of Bombed MSF Hospital
The Pentagon confirmed U.S. and Afghan troops riding in an armored vehicle rammed the locked gate of a Doctors Without Borders hospital that had been bombed in Kunduz, Afghanistan.
United Airlines Names Interim CEO After Leader’s Heart Attack
United Airlines on Monday appointed Brett J. Hart as acting CEO after confirming President and CEO Oscar Munoz was on medical leave due to a heart attack.
‘Human Error’ Led To Release Of CIA Source Name
A "human error" at the U.S. Department of State caused the House Select Committee on Benghazi to release the name of a CIA source it hoped to keep private.
Trudeau, Liberals Win Big In Canada
Liberals won big Monday, lifting the son of a former prime minister to lead Canada in the most costly election in the nation's history.
Massive Fire Consumes New York City Apartment Building
A four-alarm fire consumed a six-story apartment building early Tuesday, shooting flames through the roof of the building and shutting down area streets.
Feds Looking Into Alleged Hacks Of Personal Email Accounts Of CIA, DHS Chiefs
Federal investigators are looking into the possibility that the personal email accounts of both the CIA director and Homeland Security chief were hacked by a teenager, news reports said Monday.
CEOs Promise Obama They’ll Combat Climate Change
The chief executive officers of dozens of major U.S. companies have promised to increase efforts to combat climate change ahead of a roundtable discussion Monday with the president.
Britain Builds New Military Logistics Center
Construction has begun on a military logistics center in Britain that will be run by Team Leidos and cover an area of nearly 948,000 square feet.
Oil Prices Fall After China Reports Slow GDP
A slowing of China's economy in the third quarter caused oil prices in Asia to fall in trading Monday.
Family Turns A Canceled Wedding Into A Feast For The Homeless
A canceled wedding led a bride's family to use the banquet they had paid for to feed the city's homeless.
North Korea Calls South Korea Visit To U.S. A ‘Betrayal’
North Korea said the U.S.-South Korea joint agreement on security and cooperation was a "piece of waste paper with a daylong lifespan" and that it would "never give up" its nuclear program.