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Alton Sterling's death at the hands of police triggered vigils nationwide Wednesday where organizers called for peaceful protests and demonstrations.

Getu's karst limestone spires, caves and arches are fast becoming a playground for the fearless -- attracting thrillseekers from around the world.

When Republican naysayers were mocking Donald Trump's improbable White House campaign before the primaries started, Newt Gingrich was reading "Trump: The Art of the Deal."

A long-awaited official inquiry delivered a devastating indictment of Britain's decision to invade Iraq Wednesday, finding that the war was based on flawed intelligence and had been launched before diplomatic options were exhausted.

It's a report with a spine, with clear findings about British failures in the Iraq war and Tony Blair's role, writes Robin Oakley.

Roscoe C. Brown Jr., a Tuskegee airman and advocate for racial equality and education, has died.

As with similar cases, those protesting the killing of Alton Sterling believe they've seen enough to decide he died at the hands of overzealous police.

Hillary Clinton traveled to Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Wednesday to take aim at Donald Trump's business record, and CNN's Reality Check Team put her statements and assertions to the test.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch made it official Wednesday: Hillary Clinton will not be charged for using a personal email server during her tenure as secretary of state, removing a long-looming shadow over her 2016 bid.

San Diego police are trying to identify a suspect in a series of grisly attacks on the California city's homeless population.

Marco Rubio, former rival to presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump, will skip the Republican National Convention.

FBI Director James Comey decided recently that when the bureau's investigation into Hillary Clinton was completed, he alone would make a public announcement

FBI Director James Comey will testify before Congress Thursday to answer "important questions" about the Hillary Clinton email investigation and his recommendation that the Justice Department not prosecute the former Secretary of State even though classified information was found on her private email server.

Sen. Chris Murphy said Wednesday it was Donald Trump -- not Hillary Clinton -- who Americans should worry will divulge classified information.

Donald Trump is coming to Capitol Hill to rally the GOP troops roughly two weeks before he's slated to accept his party's nomination for president at the GOP convention in Cleveland, but the crowd might be a little thin.

The rich would still have to pay, but low- and middle-income students would get free tuition at in-state public colleges under Clinton's plan.

A Connecticut judge heard arguments on Wednesday over whether the constitutional rights of two men who equipped a drone with weapons and posted videos to YouTube will be violated if a federal agency were to investigate them.

CBS is planning on spinning off its radio business, one of the largest and oldest companies in media.

FBI Director James Comey's scathing criticism of Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information gave new ammunition to congressional Republicans already critical of the Democratic nominee's private email use, and is now prompting an effort to ban her from any future top secret briefings.

Cristiano Ronaldo proved himself the man for the big occasion once again by firing Portugal into the final of Euro 2016 Wednesday.