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People in Aleppo are hungry and terrified as the Syrian army tightens its grip on the rebel-held eastern section of the city, Aleppo resident and photojournalist Karam Al Masri told CNN.

Throughout Africa, dressing well isn't a matter of style. At times, it's been a form of political rebellion.

Every now and then, facts get a little mixed up with fiction.

The Food and Drug Administration seeks comment from the public as it reconsiders its blood donor policies for gay men.

As the fall-out continues in the Russian doping scandal, CNN speaks to key figures surrounding the Olympics to ask if they can keep the faith with the public.

It is one of the enduring mysteries in pop history: why did one of the most popular and impactful musical partnerships of modern times break up after just five years?

Pinewood Group, which helped produce all your favorite James Bond and Harry Potter films, is preparing for a buyout.

President Barack Obama gave a forceful speech at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday that left many conservative voices opposed to Donald Trump imagining what could have been.

For many Latinos, 2016 was supposed to be the year they'd see one of their own on the presidential ballot. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio did their best on the Republican side and for a while Hilary Clinton kept their hopes high until she picked Tim Kaine to be her running mate.

She was languishing as a houseboat on Dutch canal, but classic yacht Mariska has been restored to former glory and will race the new breed in the Giraglia Rolex Cup.

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

Chris Froome secured a third Tour de France victory after crossing the finish line in Paris alongside Team Sky teammates who have helped propel him to victory.

Taikang Life, one of China's biggest insurers, has purchased a stake in Sotheby's, becoming the auction house's largest shareholder.

Air Ink, a brand new concept by India-based Graviky Labs, uses polluted air to create paint and ink.

Even scorching heat and calamitous thunderstorms that rocked the mid-Atlantic coast this week didn't stop Bernie Sanders' die-hard supporters from traveling to Philadelphia to protest the Democratic National Convention, where many have spent the week sleeping in tents in nearby campgrounds.

Scientists searching for a solution to ever-resistant, infection-causing bacteria may have found an answer much closer to home than expected -- up our noses.

A key whistleblower in exposing state-run doping in Russia has warned Olympic bosses they risk scaring others from lifting the lid on doping by banning her.

It's not just the world's best athletes that receive first class treatment when traveling -- the same is true for the four-legged world of show jumping horses, from expedited security to special meals to extra legroom.