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How do you love a country that doesn't love your people back?

Natasha Stoynoff, the People Magazine reporter who accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her while she was writing an article about him and his wife Melania, is speaking out about her story and the criticism she has gotten since it was published.

The principal of Melania Trump's old primary school knows juvenile behavior when she sees it. And she has some advice for the candidate who once described his own campaign as "a little childish."

Comedian Amy Schumer was booed by some Donald Trump supporters after she made remarks about Trump during her show in Tampa. CNN's Brooke Baldwin reports.

Take a look at 38 amazing sports photos from October 10 through October 17.

College grads left school with more debt in 2015 than they ever have before.

Like his father, Donald Trump Jr. has a history of engaging in controversial conversations with radio shock-jocks, a review of his appearances on various programs by CNN's KFile reveals.

Travelmate Robotics created a motorized autonomous suitcase that may make your airport travel easier.

President Barack Obama on Tuesday cast Donald Trump's claims of a rigged election as potentially corrosive to American democracy, insisting that the Republican presidential nominee was griping about an invented conspiracy.

The fight to liberate the Iraqi of city of Mosul from the grasp of ISIS will be tough but successful, and that will ultimately lead to the terror group's defeat, President Barack Obama said Tuesday in his first remarks on the operation.

President Obama responds to Donald Trump's claims of a "rigged" election, saying Trump should "stop whining."

Supermoons are, well, super. When conditions are right, they dominate the night sky and give us all an opportunity to pretend like we're world-class photographers.

Congrats are in order for Kerry Washington.

Is Kim Kardashian West ready to venture back into the public eye?

Department of State spokesman John Kirby denies that there was any bargaining or "quid pro quo" between the State Department and the FBI regarding Hillary Clinton's private email server.

Three decades ago, Trump talked up his thick skin and said negative press didn't get to him anymore.

The head of the world's largest law enforcement organization acknowledged and apologized on Monday "for the actions of the past and the role our profession has played in society's historical mistreatment of communities of color."

The three-story house is a shade of vanilla. Its blighted windows and dirt marks show signs of age. It's just another house on the block. Nothing to see. Nothing to witness, except for the neo-Nazis who sometimes visit.

Reeling from allegations of sexual assault and falling poll numbers, Donald Trump insists that his "movement powered by millions of people" remains strong. Diehards will stick with the GOP presidential candidate to the end, but his campaign is no juggernaut.

Meet the new Donald Trump, same as the old Donald Trump.