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Hillary Clinton has earned an early surprise endorsement from The Houston Chronicle with the Texas newspaper describing Donald Trump as "totally lacking in qualifications to be president."

The Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus that has spread to at least 50 countries. You can support organizations trying to prevent the disease from spreading.

Tim Kaine differs with Hillary Clinton on a longstanding rule banning federal taxpayer dollars from funding abortions, the Democratic vice presidential candidate told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union," in an interview that aired Sunday.

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CNN is set to host a one-hour town hall with the Libertarian Party ticket, former governors Gary Johnson and William Weld, on August 3 in New York City.

NBC spent over a billion dollars for the rights to air the Olympics in the U.S. Given all the turmoil in Rio, will its investment pay off?

"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" came out to much fanfare over the weekend, and the world is now divided into two groups: those who have finished reading it and those who have not.

A police officer has been shot and is in "serious" condition, according to a news release from the Carbondale, Illinois, police department.

With Tesla offering to buy SolarCity, Elon Musk is trying to solidify his claim to the clean energy throne.

Drug dealers are being ordered to pay for heroin overdoses on their turf. They will pay EMS agencies $50 per brick of heroin found in their possession.

Some of the refugees arrived in Ngong, Kenya with no shoes or sports gear. Many had never left their camps. Now they're Olympians heading to Rio.

Over 120 flights to and from Hong Kong have been canceled as Typhoon Nida barrels toward the city and southern China, after battering the Philippines over the weekend.

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

Austin police are searching for a 24-year-old man in connection to a downtown shooting that killed one person and injured four people.

The mother-in-law of Bernie Ecclestone, the head of Formula One auto racing, was freed Sunday after being kidnapped more than a week ago, authorities said.

Tokyo has elected its first female governor, the Arabic-speaking environmentalist and North Korea hawk Yuriko Koike.

Syria and Russia will establish four additional humanitarian corridors into Aleppo, Russian state media reported Sunday, a day after both governments said residents had begun using the routes to flee the besieged city.

Whether a creative stimulant, a subject or a medium, there's no denying we're always intrigued when the two come together.

It was a big weekend for Harry Potter fans.