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After last night's airstrikes on a Syrian regime airbase, the world is wondering what the US will do next in this messy, seemingly unsolvable conflict.

Stepping onto the runway at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show with a tiny afro, Maria Borges made history and headlines in 2015.

Damien Hirst has been quiet for a few years now, and his star has dimmed -- as have his prices. So at the age of 51, it seems it's time for a little bit of reinvention for the British artist.

The US is investigating whether Russia was involved in the chemical attack in Syria that prompted President Donald Trump to launch the first direct military assault against the Assad regime.

Eight people have been arrested in connection with Monday's deadly bomb attack in St. Petersburg, the Russian Investigative Committee said in a statement.

Norway has unveiled plans to build the world's first ship tunnel by smashing through a solid rock peninsula.

What do coffee-flavored Coca-Cola, a Donald Trump board game and a 1940s lobotomy tool have in common?

It is now illegal in Russia to distribute any images that depict President Vladimir Putin wearing makeup and implying he is gay.

ISIS killed 33 people execution-style in eastern Syria on Wednesday, according to a monitoring group.

Europe's aviation safety agency has issued a new warning about the risks of carrying large numbers of electronic devices in checked baggage.

Britney Spears, the Princess of Pop, is disrupting the Israeli political system -- in fact they moved an election date just for her.

It's the largest global corruption scandal in modern history.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said Thursday he has ordered military personnel to occupy all Philippines-claimed islands in the disputed South China Sea.

CNN's Isa Soares speaks with professor David Heymann, one of the people who first discovered the Ebola virus.

The New York Times correspondent David Sanger and CNN's political analyst David Gregory weigh in on President Donald Trump's meeting with China's President Xi Jinping.

Abdul Hamid Youssef says the attack shook him from a deep sleep.