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When your tween starts talking back, or yelling at you, you're bound to feel angry and hurt. Julie Tilsner offers tips to deal with your child's attitude as she grows into a teenager.

Life won't always gift your child with what he wants. But there are ways you can make sure that he learns to appreciate what he has.

He was the small kid nobody wanted, forced to leave France to pursue his dream -- now Antoine Griezmann, all 5 foot 9 inches of him, carries the hopes of a nation.

Republican Rep. Mark Sanford said Donald Trump has a "callous disregard for details" after Trump told House Republicans that he would defend articles of U.S. Constitution that don't exist.

People across the United States are planning to come together Friday and this weekend in reaction to back-to-back police shootings caught on video this week and Thursday night's deadly shooting of five Dallas police officers.

Iran tried to acquire technology that could be used for a military nuclear program, calling into question whether it is living up to an international agreement intended to curb such an effort, according to Germany's domestic intelligence service.

Mike Tirico made a move from ESPN to NBC. The Rio Olympics were a big reason why.

Relations with Russia are tetchy. The impact of Britain's exit from the European Union is unknown. ISIS remains a threat. NATO leaders have a lot to talk about.

At least 40 people were killed and 74 others wounded in an ISIS attack on a Shiite mausoleum in Balad, Iraq, Ministry of Health spokesman Ahmed al-Rideini said Friday.

Shots were fired at U.S. embassy vehicles Thursday night and personnel at the embassy in South Sudan were briefly ordered to shelter in place after gunfire and explosions Friday rocked the capital of Juba, including near the Presidential Palace, State Department officials told CNN.

President Barack Obama encouraged leaders in Europe to streamline their bureaucracies Friday after Britain's shock vote to exit the European Union, but added that fears of "Brexit" fallout are overblown.

Big moments for Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton, unlikely sympathy for Bernie Sanders' supporters and a possible Libertarian ticket -- here's this week's "Inside Politics" forecast.

Some GOPers are wondering if they can trust Trump, whose latest comments may impact House and Senate races. It's all a part of our "Inside Politics" forecast.

The GOP has a serious case of the June jitters.

Why is there always a man behind these shootings? And why is it almost always a young man? Evolutionary psychology can provide some clues.

The state of the Trump campaign, insights into Sanders' thinking and two possible Clinton running mates: it's all a part of our 'Inside Politics' forecast.

The U.S. added 287,000 jobs in June, a huge rebound from a disappointing May. The unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.9%, but is still very healthy.

Stocks rallied following a solid June jobs report. The Dow & S&P 500 are not far from all-time highs again. But will the good vibrations soon end? After all, Brexit is still a concern. So is China. Second-quarter earnings may be weak too.

Black lawmakers delivered an emotional and sometimes searing plea for gun control Friday in response to the Dallas killings, calling the suspected gunman a "terrorist" and openly weeping at times as they railed against gun violence.

Author, actor and political commentator D.L. Hughley is the father of two African-American children, and he has had the conversation with them that no parent wants to have.