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From Rockefeller, to George Washington, to Donald Trump, here are 11 of the richest US presidential candidates in history

If you want to be US president, it helps to have deep pockets. These 11 contenders didn't lack financial resources, though they didn't all win.

US presidential hopefuls have spent $87,631 on Uber and Lyft rides this year. Here's which campaigns are spending the most.

Elizabeth Warren, who spoke out against the companies' driver pay policies, has spent the third-most on the apps, totaling more than $9,000.

20 staggering facts about human trafficking in the US

We've compiled a number of staggering facts about what's really going on with human trafficking in the US, also known as modern day slavery.

Alongside a $5 billion fine, the US government just imposed a bunch of restrictions on what Facebook can and can't do: Here's the full list

The Federal Trade Commission just fined Facebook $5 billion, but the restrictions being imposed on the social-media giant may be even more important.

'Friends can buy influence': Businessman who lent Boris Johnson his £9.5 million flat given job as government adviser

Andrew Griffith, who has lent Boris Johnson his lavish Westminster home for the past few weeks, was rewarded with a job as a government adviser.

Amazon's Q2 misses on the bottom line, and it warned its profit will disappoint again in Q3

Amazon's second-quarter profit fell well shy of Wall Street's expectations, and AWS sales were light. The company also offered disappointing guidance.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator said Boris Johnson's demands are 'unacceptable'

Michel Barnier urged EU leaders to remain united in response to the new UK prime minister's 'combative' approach.

Millions of people signed up to storm Area 51 in September — here’s a look at what the invaders will find when they hit the small Nevada town

It started off as a Facebook joke, and has since spiraled into something much bigger than anyone anticipated.

How Trump, Kim Kardashian, and the US government got involved in trying to free rapper A$AP Rocky from a Swedish jail

President Donald Trump has joined the chorus of voices calling for A$AP Rocky's release following his alleged role in a brawl in Stockholm.

Border Patrol Chief who was member of secret Facebook group said she didn't realize 'highly offensive' posts were being shared until ProPublica report

Border Patrol chief Carla Provost said she hardly uses Facebook and had been on the site nine times from June 2018 to June 2019.

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