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With goat-leather leggings and a brown bear fur hat, the 5,300-year-old mummy must have strutted the Alps with an eclectic style.

A big night out in Copacabana has ended badly for Australian swimmers Josh Palmer and Emma McKeon, costing them the chance to be part of the biggest Rio party of all.

It's a marriage that is literally 24/7. One of swimming's medal stars at Rio 2016 is coached by her husband, with their relationship prompting some debate.

Olympic athletes shed blood, sweat and tears for the chance to go for gold and bring their country pride once every four years.

In a dramatic reversal of fortunes, Indian wrestler Narsingh Yadav has been ousted from the Olympics and hit with a four-year ban by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

When Sudanese refugee Aziz Adam landed on Christmas Island, in Australian territory, he thought his days of horror and torture were over.

A new exhibition explores how family photos -- from the ordinary to the absurd -- determine how we think about our own relationships.

Girl named Haven arrived four hours into Cebu Pacific flight from Dubai to Manila

North Korea may send agents after a top diplomat who defected to South Korea recently, a defection expert told CNN.

Sylville Smith and the Milwaukee police officer who fatally shot him had crossed paths before a lethal encounter that led to days of unrest, according to Smith's relatives and friends.

The Viacom board is close to approving a settlement that will change the face of the company: Philippe Dauman, CEO for the past 10 years, will step down next month,

It's day 13 of Rio 2016 and there are 23 gold medals up for grabs across 11 events. Scroll down below for all the action

Diving deep into the high-rise jungle, 15 artists show us an intimate, surreal side of life in this city, where space and time undergo peculiar transformations.

22-year-old Japanese photographer Izumi Miyazaki combines off-color humor and evocative compositions in her surreal self portraits.

In 2010, as I was walking near my home in Courbevoie, I discovered a tiny little street that had been suspended in time for 50 years -- a spot of countryside at the foot of office buildings of the La Défense business district.

A new exhibition in Zurich explores the innovative techniques employed nearly a century ago to craft these formative Surreal works.

The most surprising government agency to lampoon Donald Trump this week? The New York City Parks Department.

The Philippines' fiery new president triggered a war of words that has shocked many Filipinos after he publicly accused a female senator of being an "immoral woman."

Artist JR has installed large-scale art installations that depict athletes turning the city into their own personal playground.

Danny Cevallos says it's possible but not likely. Rio police should not prosecute a case against the Olympic swimmers over murky 'false report' of robbery.