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No, Donald Trump, NBC's "Today" show is not doing "badly."

President Barack Obama will leave office Friday with his highest approval rating since 2009, his presidency largely viewed as a success, and a majority saying they will miss him when he is gone.

Chelsea Clinton has kept a low profile since her mother's election defeat in November.

The U.S. sued JPMorgan Chase Wednesday, accusing the nation's largest bank of paying some women tech workers less than their male counterparts.

Honey, it's happening.

The world's biggest oil company, Saudi Aramco, is still planning to go public next year.

Tom Oye credits his inflatable backpack for saving his life after after being swept up in an avalanche in Whistler, British Columbia.

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta asks the Dalai Lama if he's optimistic about the U.S. after the presidential election.

The metro system and some schools in Italy's capital, Rome, were being evacuated Wednesday following a series of powerful earthquakes that struck the heart of the country.

A photographer captured mesmerizing footage of soap bubbles freezing in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Betsy DeVos, President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Education Department, stood firm about her long held beliefs that parents -- not the government -- should be able to choose where to send children to school, pledging Tuesday to push voucher programs should she be confirmed to lead the nation's education system.

Florida residents caught a giant gator on camera. Experts say it could be 12-14 feet long and up to 800 pounds.

Banks are already preparing to move thousands of jobs out of Britain after Prime Minister Theresa May revealed that she wanted a complete break with the European Union.

Madame Tussauds is unveiling Donald Trump's new wax model, a life sized "replica" made from intriguing materials.

Millennials should start thinking about investing for their future now, because time is the one thing they have on their side.

A jogger in Australia received dozens of stitches after being knocked over and mauled by a male kangaroo.

The Central Intelligence Agency has published nearly 13 million pages of declassified documents online -- documents that previously were physically accessible only from four computer terminals at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland.

White House press secretary Josh Earnest reflected on his time at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday, telling CNN the "role of journalists in our democracy has never been more important."