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How did the text of a CNN-TV One town hall question about the death penalty end up in the hands of the Clinton campaign ahead of time?

Gone are the days when the Jonas brothers used to sport purity rings.

With Hillary Clinton extending her lead nationwide and in key battleground states, Trump is toying with what might be called "poll denialism," giving his supporters license to dismiss the discouraging data.

Donald Trump is tearing the Grand Old Party apart.

Following a yearly trend of offensive Halloween costumes, a costume company had been selling an outfit based on Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery, where she was bound and forced into a bathtub.

The United States, Russia and other countries with a direct influence on the Syrian conflict will meet Saturday for talks on a new ceasefire in Syria, Russia's Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.

In an effort to gin up interest in his newly revamped "Celebrity Apprentice" in 2008, Donald Trump entertained a controversial idea: bringing on O.J. Simpson as a contestant.

Has your heart melted yet?

17-year-old high school senior James Charles has been tapped to be the first male spokesmodel for CoverGirl makeup.

In recent months, Florida has faced both Zika virus and hurricanes. Now, the Sunshine State must defend itself against one more natural scourge: flesh-eating worms of unknown origin.

Finally, men and women might be able to share diaper duty more easily.

Miley Cyrus was feeling the Bern, but now she's all in for Hillary Clinton.

Former Miss Arizona Tasha Dixon competed in the 2001 Miss USA pageant and claims contestants were forced to greet Donald Trump while not fully dressed.

A bird's eye view of the flooding in North Carolina

A longtime GOP strategist threw his support behind Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton -- something he has "never done before."

People across Thailand are wearing pink shirts to express best wishes to King Bhumibol Adulyadej as concerns grow over the monarch's health.

Stand-still traffic, air pollution, crowded streets, endless gray sidewalks. Sound familiar?

On Tuesday, Peruvian government officials donned hazmat suits to burn approximately 7 tons of illicit drugs.