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Meet BOTUS -- the Bootmaker of the United States.

Donald Trump's campaign manager said Thursday that the Republican front-runner has given more than $100 million to charity.

Well, that didn't last long.

See what goes into helping feed over a hundred million school students in this CNN original report.

Bees, birds, butterflies and beetles are among a growing list of pollinator species in jeopardy of global extinction, a United Nations study warns, a trend that could threaten the world's food supply.

OPEC President Mohammed Bin Saleh al-Sada says the best possible proposal is freeze oil production at January levels.

At a reception in recognition of Black History Month, President Obama reacted to a compliment shouted Michelle Obama's direction.

When Noel Molina smells trash, he smells money. Lots of it.

If you've ever wanted to live like secret agent James Bond, here's your chance.

Spider-Man, Wolverine and co are the inspiration for a new series by architecture illustrator Federico Babina.

Supreme Court justices serve for life and have the ability to extend a President's legacy. Jeffrey Toobin explains how someone is selected to sit on the bench of the highest court in the land.

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer has announced that Titanic II, a nearly-exact replica of the doomed ocean liner Titanic, will be ready to set sail in 2018.

At the next Beatles' fan club meeting, worshippers can leave Abbey Road alone, and instead join hands and meditate in an Indian ashram like John, Paul, George and Ringo did in 1968.

After breaking up with my Australian boyfriend, I was left with nothing but heartache and a plane ticket Down Under.

CNN's Richard Quest discusses the lack of women in corporate leadership with Marcus Noland Executive VP of PIIE and Brenda Trenowden Head of FIG Europe

Tomeka Jones reports on lupus, and how one woman remains optimistic despite having the disease.

See the different airplanes that have served as the President's transportation over the years.

Former Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli made waves by smirking his way through a Congressional hearing on drug prices. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.