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A grandmother in Connecticut wants to get a phone "where you can actually see pictures" after winning the lottery.

President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines is putting strain on the US-Philippines alliance, writes southeast Asia political analyst Mathew Davies.

The International Monetary Fund has thrown Egypt a $12 billion lifeline on Thursday.

Days after slamming unnamed male cast members, The Rock has expanded on his earlier remarks.

The Drug Enforcement Agency will announce Thursday that marijuana will remain a schedule 1 drug, which declares it has "no medical use or purpose."

Athletes often talk about breaking through the pain barrier -- but for one weightlifting star that simply was not an option for Andranik Karapetyan at Rio 2016.

There can be no argument that the musical "Hamilton" has been one of the hottest things to ever come out of Broadway.

These 27 words have been the source of heated debate since before they were even put to paper. What do they REALLY mean?

Dozens of former Obama staffers have flocked to Silicon Valley for jobs at big tech companies and startups.

The market is in its usual summer lull right now. Are investors too calm? Perhaps. But experts say that despite some lingering fears about the global economy, U.S. stocks are still the place to be. Here's why.

Record number of LGBT athletes competing at Rio 2016 Olympics

Katie Ledecky crushed it, again. She helped anchor the US women's 4x200m relay team to a gold medal, her third.

Four years after Julian Assange took refuge at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, Sweden may finally get a chance to question him.

In the waterfront neighborhood of Santo Cristo, Rio de Janeiro, an artistic revolution has been growing in an unexpected corner.

A US Secret Service official confirms to CNN that the USSS has spoken to the Trump campaign regarding his Second Amendment comments.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Foreign companies doing business in China and India run an extreme risk of exposure to modern forms of slavery, according to a new report by Verisk Maplecroft.

A California wildfire that killed four people and cost nearly $57 million to extinguish was ignited by faulty hot tub wiring at a home, officials said.

Two bomb blasts Wednesday killed at least eight people and injured dozens more in southern Turkey, a senior official said.