Isabel Angell

In honor of New York Fashion Week, take a closer look at menswear, how it's changed, and how women have adopted male fashion over the years.

Whether it's to make way for the next season's wardrobe or just getting rid of old garments, consumers throw away about 85 percent of all the clothes we buy.

"Zika is unprecedented and unfortunately it's going to be around for years to come, that's why it's so important that we invest now," says CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden.

Dearborn County, Indiana sends more people to prison per capita than almost any other county in the United States.

Some Silicon Valley startups are helping people invest in court cases, in return for a percentage of the earnings if the case wins.

Quarterback Colin Kaepernick angered many fans with his decision to protest by sitting during the national anthem. But this week, #VeteransForKaepernick trended worldwide on Twitter.

An analysis from The Guardian has revealed that the United Nations has paid tens of millions of dollars in aid to the Syrian government, or companies connected to the regime.

It was supposed to be a better alternative to the sack of flour, but a new study shows that teen girls who took care of robot babies as part of sex ed were more likely to get pregnant. 

Chance — and history — has a lot to do with the inequalities we see in today's society.

Hillary Clinton denounced the "alt-right" as a racist and paranoid fringe group on Thursday. The movement has been a big supporter of Donald Trump since day one.

ISIS has been actively recruiting and coercing children to fight in Iraq and Syria. Other countries, like South Sudan, have been dealing with child soldiers for years. 

On this day 50 years ago, Earthlings saw the first picture of their home planet from the moon. Now, humans are looking back to the moon — this time for commercial reasons. 

For many months, the Zika virus seemed like a far-off danger. But these days, the outbreak is hitting closer to home.

Audiobooks are now the fastest-growing part of the book publishing business. In 2015, audiobook revenues were up by more than 20 percent from the previous year.

In new police superintendent Eddie Johnson's first big test, the Chicago Police Department released footage from a fatal police shooting much quicker than usual. 

As U.S. swimmers prove to be Olympic standouts this week, more than half of Americans can't pass the simple swim test from the Red Cross.

Top ad agency executive Kevin Roberts resigned after suggesting in an interview that gender equality was "not an issue" and publicly clashing with ad consultant Cindy Gallop.

Nelson Mandela's African National Congress has been in power since 1994, but they faced their toughest challenge in yesterday's election.

Comedian Lenny Bruce died 50 years ago today, but his influence on satire and political and social commentary is still going strong.

Federal courts have dealt a blow to voter ID laws in four states, something that could affect the presidential election in November, as well as state and local elections.