Uber bets on big rigs as companies race toward self-driving future
Ride sharing giant has purchased a self-driving truck startup, and its first autonomous taxis will arrive in Pittsburgh as early as this month
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Ride sharing giant has purchased a self-driving truck startup, and its first autonomous taxis will arrive in Pittsburgh as early as this month
Two victims seriously wounded in random attack; suspect tried to travel to Syria earlier this year, source says
Romell Broom's execution was scrapped in 2009 after 18 tries to insert needles; he's only 2nd inmate in U.S. to live through attempted execution
Derrick Dearman says he was on meth, urges others not to do drugs, and says he doesn't deserve to live
Wildfires have destroyed buildings and forced evacuations in central California, eastern Washington, Oregon and elsewhere; firefighters making headway in the Golden State
California judge under fire for a light sentence given to Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner is bowing out from making his first key decision in another sex case
DraftKings, FanDuel and three other daily fantasy sports operators were cleared to resume business in New York, just in time for the approaching NFL season and Major League Baseball playoffs
KFC gave away 3,000 bottles of sunscreen that it said smelled like fried chicken to drum up buzz for its Extra Crispy chicken
Canadian authorities stopped an invasion: 1,500 people on inflatable rafts and boats that drifted across the border from Michigan during high winds on the St. Clair River
Attorney general acknowledged that former Milwaukee officers are investigating the fatal shooting of a black man by a Milwaukee officer that triggered two nights of violence
Decision comes two days before the fall semester begins at the University of Texas at Austin, the campus that has led opposition to the law since it was signed
Todd Marinovich has been arrested after being found naked with marijuana and possibly methamphetamine in a stranger’s backyard in Southern California
More than 7,000 students in Miami-Dade County started the new school year in a Zika zone; Zika virus infections in the area up to 37 now
Chicago police are conducting precision raids to get repeat offenders, who they say are responsible for much of the city's bloodshed, off the streets
Louis Cohen founded his own bookstore in 1925; 91 years later, his daughters are keeping it alive, surrounded by some of Manhattan's premier real estate