Trump's co-author calls him a "sociopath"
Tony Schwartz said a new report on Trump's taxes proves Trump was effectively running a Ponzi scheme during the time they were writing the book
BBC radio host fired over royal baby tweet with image of chimp
The BBC called it "a serious error of judgement" – Danny Baker called it a "stupid unthinking gag pic"
Muslim Amazon employees allege discrimination
Three women came forward and said they were retaliated agains by their supervisors at Amazon – because of their race and religion
Tiny typo on cash a big embarrassment for Australian central bank
The Reserve Bank of Australia has taken "responsibilty" for the mistake – but about 46 million bills with the typo are out there
Teen who sued after skipping vaccine now has chickenpox
Jerome Kunkel's lawyer admitted he told his unvaccinated teenage clients their best bet was to contract the chickenpox
What is the British royals' last name?
Archie Harrison Moutbatten-Windsor turned a lot of heads today — in part because most people had no clue that'd be his last name
Students who owe money will get only jelly sandwiches for lunch
A restaurant owner and mother tried to give the school $4,000 to pay of the debts – and she was shut down
Auschwitz slams online store over items with images of Nazi death camp
"Do you really think that selling such products as pillows, mini skirts or tote bags with the images of Auschwitz - a place of enormous human tragedy where over 1,1 million people were murdered - is acceptable?"
Boy dances after receiving prosthetic leg
Ahmad could not stop spinning around and dancing after putting on his new leg
Dave Chappelle to receive Mark Twain Prize
Other recipients of the prestigious comedy award include Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy and last year's honoree, Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Preschool sweethearts reunite, get married
They recreated an iconic photo from their childhood on their wedding day. They may be older, but they're still inseparable
University of Alabama's first black student honored 63 years later
In 1956, Autherine Lucy Foster became the first African American to attend a white school or university in the state – and then she was removed
Denver voters deciding on decriminalizing "magic mushrooms"
For those who use mushrooms for medical reasons, decriminalization would be a major win
Chance the Rapper convinces Wendy's to bring back nuggets
Chance's spicy chicken nuggets advocacy campaign required no money at all – just some free publicity on Twitter
Man suffers stroke after cracking neck
"Right after I heard a pop, everything on my left side went numb," Josh Hader told CBS News