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"Made in the U.S.A." is not dead. The nation's manufacturing sector is actually booming, even if many people don't realize it.

Celia Vargas fled civil war-torn El Salvador and crossed the Mexican border into the United States in the back of a truck in 1981.

How would you try to balance traveling to give speeches and meeting world leaders, while simultaneously preparing for exams at the age of 19?

CNN's Anderson Cooper will reveal which charitable champs will be among this year's Top 10 CNN Heroes on Wednesday during the 8 a.m. ET hour of "New Day."

The London (and England) show is another example of my crew and I heading out to do one thing and, due to a sudden change in circumstances, finding ourselves doing something else entirely.

Fighting forces pushing toward Mosul are going faster than expected, Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said. CNN's Clarissa Ward reports.

The operation to liberate the Iraqi city of Mosul after more than two years of brutal ISIS rule is going faster than expected, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Wednesday, after Peshmerga fighters launched a new offensive to tighten the circle around their target.

"I can't talk to you," the woman in the black headscarf insisted. "They'll kill my relatives." Adamant, she refused our entreaties for an interview.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has confirmed the Schiaparelli spacecraft, which was expected to land on Mars on Wednesday, has been lost.

Saudi Arabia has taken the rare step of executing a member of its royal family after he was found guilty of murder, the Saudi interior ministry said in a statement.

Officials in the Philippines warned that Typhoon Haima, which made landfall late Wednesday, could be even stronger than Haiyan in 2013, which left more than 6,000 dead.

A Russian citizen arrested in Prague was wanted in connection to the theft of 117 million LinkedIn passwords and login credentials, the social networking firm confirmed.

The 21 freed Chibok girls met the man who signed off on their release -- Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari. CNN's Isha Sesay reports.

Wednesday is more to me than just another useless debate, an event I'll DVR because I don't want my young son to hear the unfortunately vulgar, scorched earth exchange that has become the 2016 election. Although viewership probably won't be anywhere near the record-breaking numbers of the first debate, most Americans will still check in Wednesday night to watch our nation's top two contenders duke it out for a chance to become the next president of the United States.

Giggling and chatting among themselves, it's hard to imagine that just one week ago, these girls were at the mercy of one of the world's deadliest terrorist organizations.

A sunken German submarine from World War I that was said to have been taken down by a sea monster has been discovered off the coast of Scotland.

Scientists are anxiously waiting for news from its Schiaparelli probe on the surface of Mars.

Kurdish Pershmerga forces in the push to free Mosul actually wanted a political plan -- not just a military plan -- to help retake the city from ISIS, Iraqi Kurdish President Massoud Barzani said.

A member of the US military and a civilian were killed Wednesday during an attack near the Afghan capital of Kabul, the US Department of Defense reported.