President Obama called to congratulate Cleveland Cavalier coach Tyronn Lue on winning the NBA champion and also had a message for guard J.R. Smith.

The Atlas V rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, sending a U.S. Navy satellite called the MUOS-5 into space.

The outcome of that vote could weigh heavily on U.S. economy and intelligence agencies.

Is it time to upgrade your home theater system? Marc Saltzman breaks down today's top tech trends.

Dozens of partcipants suffered burn injuries after walking across hot coals as part of a Tony Robbins morivational seminar in Dallas.

Adam Lindin Ljungkvist is a soccer player in Sweden, and got a red card for passing gas. If farting unsportsmanlike? Keri Lumm (@thekerilumm) reports.

And stop getting fake nails as well! Jordyn Rolling (@jordynrolling) has all the info!

Craving some barbecue ribs? Head to this festival, voted by 10Best.com and USA TODAY readers as the best BBQ festival, where 240,000 pounds of ribs are served.

There have only been three other rescue missions to the South Pole.

Rico Abreu is a competitive NASCAR driver who's breaking barriers to follow his dreams.

Specialists have started to link several health problems with our constant laying down on our squishy sofas. Susana Victoria Pérez (@susana_vp) has more.

An emotional video posted to YouTube has gone viral, showing two colorblind brothers seeing the world in a new shade for the first time, thanks to a new pair of shades. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.

Great Britain's vote to leave the European Union is having repercussions across global markets. Here are five things investors need to know.

'Eat your vegetables' is probably something you heard your parents say once or twice as a kid, but not all veggies are as good for you as others. Angeli Kakade (@angelikakade) has the story.

An Alabama teenager found an old Barney the Dinosaur head at her church and decided to put it on to scare her friends. What she didn't expect was to get stuck inside and have to call the fire department.

24/7 Wall Street CEO Douglas McIntyre looks at the 10 states where people smoke the most marijuana.

Now you can make a buck on your meal thanks to communities on the internet cashing in on vintage happy meal toys! Maria Mercedes Galuppo (@mariamercedesgaluppo) has the scoop.

From 24/7 Wall Street, the 10 states in America with the least gun violence.