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In times of utter devastation, humans rally together. At one point, this also applied to news organizations, with tragedy providing impetus for fair and humane reporting. In 2017, that sounds like a near impossible task for the media. However, on September 11, 2001, exactly 16 years ago, journalists rose to the occasion.

A Pew Research Center survey comparison attests to this success —

Apple’s splashy new iPhone and AppleWatch rollout was all about big screens and wearable technology, but the new products face serious questions regarding the privacy and security of people’s personal health records. The company on Tuesday sought to redefine the market for “wearables” — devices that people use to track their fitness and health, and whose technology could ultimately become an

Yes, about that U.S. economy: Wary Americans remain in a defensive posture when it comes to their pocketbooks, and for good reason. A majority still have some serious financial issues, with only 22 percent feeling confident that the economy will improve - with Democrats more hopeful than their Republican counterparts. A few new poll numbers to consider:

56 percent of Americans say they

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the U.S. to seek a better agreement with Iran over its nuclear weapons program, insisting that he's not trying to kill any deal, just "a bad deal."

Netanyahu, speaking on NBC's Meet the Press, argued that the current plan "leaves the preeminent terrorist state of our time with a vast nuclear infrastructure."

He lamented that "not