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Construction of pro sports stadiums has led to $3.2 billion in tax breaks since 2000.

Louisiana GOP Rep John Fleming‎, a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, said he plans to call up a resolution forcing the House to vote on impeaching IRS Commissioner John Koskinen next Tuesday.

His name sounds like it has been plucked from the pages of a comic book or a Hollywood movie, but now real-life F1 drama finally beckons for Stoffel Vandoorne.

Inevitable growing pains get portrayed by critics as doom for health reform, writes Sylvia Burwell. This year, we're seeing it again.

Rudy Giuliani said Thursday that Donald Trump does believe President Barack Obama was born in the United States, seeking to end criticism of the Republican presidential nominee for his ongoing refusal to put the issue to rest.

Donald Trump's campaign manager insisted Friday that the candidate no longer questions President Barack Obama's birthplace, though Trump himself remains silent on the issue.

Read CNN's Fast Facts about Romano Prodi and learn more about the former prime minister of Italy.

A new study finds the more exposure to alcohol ads, the greater the amount of alcohol kids consumed.

Three women arrested this week in France were part of a terror cell directed by ISIS from Syria, French prosecutor Francois Molins said Friday.

Moscow is putting on a huge show of force in Crimea, a little over two years after Russia annexed the territory.

The US is trying to close a deal with Russia on a Syria ceasefire -- but officials warn that the US will abandon the effort if latest talks don't produce an agreement.

DNA analysis of skeletons found in an ancient burial ground in central London has identified presence of the bacteria responsible for the Great Plague of London.

Bring on the Kleenex! Katy Perry couldn't stop crying when she walked on stage and surprised Tony Marrero, a Pulse nightclub shooting survivor.

Volkswagen engineer James Liang pleads guilty to criminal charges in emissions cheating case

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence on Thursday defended his running mate's statement that Vladimir Putin is a stronger leader than President Barack Obama, calling it "inarguable."

MasterCard is facing a gargantuan lawsuit over claims it ripped off U.K. consumer by charging illegally high fees on store transactions between 1992 and 2008.

Rep. Louie Gohmert dove fully into health conspiracies about Hillary Clinton on Friday, declaring the Democratic presidential nominee "mentally impaired" multiple times.

A US Navy sailor who posted a video of herself sitting in protest during the national anthem at a Florida military base could face punishment after her post went viral this week.

A co-founder of Facebook is donating $20 million of his fortune to Democratic coffers in a late and likely consequential move to help defeat Republican candidate Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.

"You Say You Want a Revolution: Records and Rebels 1966-1970" at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London looks at the most radical designs and ideas of the era.