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Two protesters died at demonstrations following the removal of South Korean President Park Geun-hye, according to a statement from acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn. The statement does not provide details surrounding the deaths.

A Texas school says a mother pulled a gun on another mom while they were dropping off their children. HLN's Christi Paul reports.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has remained largely silent in his brief tenure as the nation's top diplomat, and that has some wondering what's happening behind the scenes. CNN's Michelle Kosinski reports.

Two American Muslims who voted for Donald Trump explain why to CNN's Martin Savidge.

A synagogue in Seattle has become the latest to fall victim to recent anti-Semitic vandalism.

The insurance giant warned two Republican House committee leaders Thursday that without "significant regulatory and statutory changes," it will begin to "surgically extract" itself next year from the 14 states where it participates on the individual market.

It turns out that not all Girl Scout cookies are created equal.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has asked for the resignations of 46 US attorneys, igniting anger from officials who were given no warning about their dismissal.

Brenda Lira, 21, wondered whether her closest friends would turn their backs on her.

One man is using technical skills to disguise his voice and spoof his phone number while threatening Jewish religious centers and schools across the country, the head of police intelligence for New York City told CBS.

As part of an ongoing conversation with Trump voters, CNN is talking to supporters across the country about why they supported him and whether they still do.

Security video caught the moment when heavy winds sent Madison Gardner flying with her front door.

Pope Francis signals that he's open to married Catholic men being ordained as priests. CNN's Delia Gallagher explains.

Still fewer than five days old, the House Republican bill to repeal Obamacare has an uncertain legislative path ahead. And no small part of the blame goes to President Donald Trump.

The White House is celebrating the February jobs report that President Trump once called "phony." CNN's Tom Foreman reports.

A construction crew working on a new building in Philadelphia unearthed dozens of coffins and bodies dating back to colonial times.

The White House acknowledged Friday that President Donald Trump's transition team was aware that retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn engaged in work that would likely require him to register his consulting firm as a foreign agent before Flynn was tapped to serve as national security adviser.

The organizers of Boston's major St. Patrick's Day parade said they will allow a gay veterans group to participate, reversing a decision that had roiled the city and led to promises of a boycott from political leaders.

Daniela Vargas, a native of Argentina who was detained by US immigration agents after she publicly criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, was released.

Congressman Hakeem Jefferies honored rapper Notorious B.I.G. on the House floor on the 20th anniversary of his murder.