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The ongoing protests and violence aren't just about the police killing of Sylville Smith. They are about years of inequity, high unemployment and oppression.

A year after 3 million gallons of heavy metal sludge from the shuttered Gold King Mine gushed into a tributary of the Animas River, the Navajo Nation is suing the Environmental Protection Agency for what it sees as negligence in cleaning up the disaster -- serving up a potent election-year issue for Republicans against one of their favorite targets.

Newly released documents give a clearer picture of what was happening in Donald Trump's business organization after he made controversial remarks about Mexican immigrants during his campaign kickoff.

New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan said Tuesday that "yes," she thinks Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy -- the day after the New Hampshire senate candidate declined to say so in a CNN interview.

Target-date funds are one of the most popular choices among retirement savers.

Spare the cows, we're going meatless in this month's #CNNFood Challenge

Uber has launched a legal battle against new rules that require taxi drivers from non-English speaking countries to pass a language exam before securing a London private hire permit.

Three major insurers are dramatically scaling back their presence on the Obamacare exchanges. But experts say Obamacare can survive the shake out.

Taylor Swift has donated $1 million dollars toward Louisiana flood relief efforts after torrential rains have displaced 20,000 residents and left at least 11 people dead.

Australia will close its controversial offshore detention center for migrants on Manus Island, the Papua New Guinea government said.

"Birth of a Nation" director Nate Parker has responded to news that the woman who accused him of a college rape committed suicide in 2012.

A son of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman was among those kidnapped from a restaurant in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Jalisco Attorney General Eduardo Almaguer said at a news conference Tuesday.

Oh sure, having Zac Efron pay you a surprise visit and then kiss you on the cheek, NBD, right?

The Old Farmer's Almanac has predicted a cold, wet winter. But meteorologists wonder why its long-term forecasts are taken seriously.

Apple's newest New York City retail store opened its doors Tuesday inside the new World Trade Center Transportation hub.

After crashing into the first hurdle in the 110meters semi-finals, Haitian hurdler Jeffrey Julmis got up again to finish his race, to huge cheers from the crowd.

Target is the latest big retailer to issue a lousy outlook for the rest of 2016. Consumers seem to be pulling back. But the rise of Amazon is also a big problem for Target and other brick-and-mortar retail giants.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has another list of officials he says are connected to the drug trade, the national police chief said.

Bank of America is advising investors to bet big on energy stocks. The bank predicts crude oil will surge to $69 a barrel by next June, carrying energy stocks along for the ride.

Gawker Media will likely be sold to Univision, the primarily Spanish-language broadcast company, for $135 million, Gawker founder Nick Denton told CNNMoney.