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Daughter of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, Yulia, says they are "lucky to have both survived this attempted assassination" after the pair was found slumped on a bench in Salisbury, England, in May after being exposed to a military-grade nerve agent. CNN's Phil Black reports.

They are traveling from Los Angeles and Sydney, Buenos Aires and Toronto, Stockholm and London to have their say in a landmark referendum that has divided their country.

A North Korean official has lashed out at US Vice President Mike Pence and said Pyongyang is ready for a nuclear showdown if dialogue with the United States fails.

North Korea's Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Choe Son Hui lashed out at Vice President Mike Pence calling him a "political dummy" after Pence's remarks threatening North Korea. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.

While delivering remarks on tax cuts for American workers, President Trump discussed his negotiations with Chinese President Xi Jinping, saying that China previously had taken advantage of the US but recent talks were going well.

Former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, are continuing to recover from a nerve agent attack, and their rehabilitation has been "slow and extremely painful," the daughter said Wednesday.

The photographer who captured the first intimate portraits of the newly married Duke and Duchess of Sussex has said he believes the bride will have a "huge" impact on attitudes toward diversity.

The secret agent who was arguably the West's most important spy inside al-Qaeda has never told his full story -- until now.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their first post-wedding appearance at a Buckingham Palace garden party in honor of Prince Charles' 70th birthday.

President Trump's secretary of state has dubbed Julian Assange's group WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service." Trump's national security adviser once called on the US to use WikiLeaks for "target practice." And his attorney general asserted that the arrest of Assange remains a "priority" for the United States.

Emily Faulkner is in central Dublin, handing out leaflets featuring fetuses in various stages of development, when she's pelted by an egg.