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Australian tennis star Bernard Tomic is starting to pay a price for being "bored" with tennis.

Attackers in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula launched strikes Friday at several military checkpoints, leaving soldiers dead and injured, the military said in a statement.

It's been nearly 20 years since we said goodbye to the 1990s, but the era is still hella popular. See how much you really know about this pivotal decade and check out "The Nineties" on CNN at 9 p.m. Sundays starting July 9.

Since it first launched in Barcelona nearly a decade ago, the World Architecture Festival (WAF) has showcased some of the most ambitious and impressive new buildings on Earth, and the event's World Building Of The Year award, has become one of the most prestigious accolades in the industry.

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has been released from prison early after serving 25 days of his month-long sentence, his press secretary said Friday.

The Danakil Depression in northern Ethiopia is a hostile volcanic area - and new research there could show scientists how life might survive on Mars.

South Korea's president has doubled down on diplomacy at a time when tensions all around him are rising.

Ever heard the one about the three world leaders who walked into a meeting room?

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry has blamed Qatar for "human suffering" in Syria and Libya in an exclusive interview with CNN.

Kim Jong Un's first successful intercontinental ballistic missile test presented President Trump with his first real test on the global stage as he meets other global leaders at the G20 summit in Germany. CNN's Barbara Starr reports.

Standing in Warsaw Square, the site of the famous Polish rebellion against the Nazis during World War II, President Trump delivered one of his most effective speeches.

A beautiful boy born 11 months ago is dying in London. The world watches as his parents battle to keep their child alive. Courts will not allow the hospital to release the baby, Charlie Gard, into the parents' custody so they can travel to try an experimental treatment.

After watching his En Marche party torpedo the opposition in last month's legislative election, French President Emmanuel Macron spent Tuesday on a nuclear-armed submarine.

A cycling sprint finish is mesmerizing to watch. Riders traveling at high speed -- like a swarm of bees -- jostle for position in pursuit of glory before a winner finally emerges from the bedlam.

When a North Korean missile launch fails, is it because of engineering mistakes or something else?

Supporters of embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro stormed the opposition-controlled National Assembly on Wednesday, injuring several lawmakers, according to witnesses.

One of the most disturbing places I've ever worked was a neonatal intensive care unit. Doctors fought valiantly to keep severely ill infants alive on high-tech machines, but often failed to do so. Babies, at the very beginning of their lives, faced their untimely ends.

With another crisis looming on the Korean Peninsula, it's extraordinary how old rivals Russia and China are -- yet again -- speaking with a single voice.