The insanely popular Pokemon GO game is making people do weird things. Its 'lure module' allows gamers to attract Pokemon to an area. But it seems the feature is more likely to bring more users, who want to catch your Pokemon, to the spot than Pokemon themselves.

The family of Marie Colvin, a well-known foreign correspondent who was killed in Syria in 2012, is suing nine Syrian leaders. In a lawsuit filed in the District of Columbia, the family alleges Colvin and other journalists were targeted by Syrian officials.

POTUS and Bush 43 to attend Dallas memorial, Sanders and Clinton's unity rally, the 87th MLB All-Star Game and a look ahead.

Is the 2016 reboot too haunted by preconceptions and the original movies to succeed? Some critics say yes. Other critics say "get over it."

A photo of a Black Lives Matter protestor faced by two men in riot gear has been deemed by some to be symbolic of the protests over the past week in response to police violence against African Americans. Here are details behind the powerful image.

Pokemon Go fans have been panicking after reports suggested the popular new app had full access to users' Google accounts. The company behind the game have admitted there was an error in the privacy requests and are working to fix it.

Taking a photo of yourself has become an everyday thing for many, but what if selfies didn't exist?

China has lost a key international legal case over strategic reefs and atolls that it claims would give it control over disputed waters in the South China Sea.

The beautiful koala, with one dark brown eye and one vivid electric blue eye, was rescued by Australia Zoo in Queensland. She's been named 'Bowie', after the late superstar and his mismatched eyes.

Arguably one of the best doubles players ever, seven-time Olympian and career grand slam winner Leander Paes answered your questions today at #AskLeander! Hear about his best grand slam memories and his favourite opponents.

27 nations including the US, Canada, Australia and China are currently taking part in RIMPAC 2016, a massive naval training exercise in the Pacific near Hawaii, which features 45 ships, five submarines over 200 aircraft and 25,000 personal.

Blink-182, Bryan Cranston, and Jello-shot Twister? Find the highlights from Monday's late night shows here.

How does it feel to be name dropped by the biggest names in rap? Golden State's newest star signee knows. Genius went line by line with KD to get his take on what it means to be one of the most referenced athletes in hip hop. And the Tweets rolled in.

On a group date, James Taylor made a desperate attempt to stay in the competition by shoving dozens of fries in his mouth. Did it work for JoJo? WARNING: Contains spoilers.

Former One Direction member Niall Horan's love life has largely been kept under wraps, unlike the more high-profile relationships of former bandmates Harry Styles and Zayn Malik. See how fans are reacting to the news, using #OhYesNiall.

That awkward moment when someone ahead of you is trailing TP . . .

The bill, H.B. 972, allows law enforcement agencies to keep body cam footage secret, including from individuals who are filmed. Civil rights groups are coming forward to criticize the law, which goes into effect in October.