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Donald Trump's trade speech Thursday veered off course when he didn't stop a woman who, while pointing to her head, objected to the "heeby jobbies" worn by some employees at the Transportation Security Administration.

In a victory for Bernie Sanders and a shift for Hillary Clinton, Democrats are calling for an end to capital punishment.

CNN en Espanol has interviewed a man who says he escaped from the Bangladesh cafe where gunmen took hostages on Friday night. Diego Rossini, a chef at the restaurant, said he was working there when "around four to five attackers" entered and "started shooting right away." "At first sight they looked in their 20s," said Rossini, who was by the kitchen and alone when he noticed what was going on. Rossini said he escaped up the stairs from the kitchen to the terrace and hid there with 10 other people. Once the attackers started coming toward the terrace door, said Rossini, he quickly jumped toward adjacent buildings along with the other people. Rossini estimated that about 30 patrons and 20 staff were at the restaurant at the time of the attack.

Some 60,000 Syrians fleeing ISIS are stuck in appalling desert conditions, waiting to reach safety, writes Gerry Simpson. Jordan must help them.

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of the Northeast Corridor, including the New York City metro area, the Storm Prediction Center said, and the forecast has affected air travel ahead of the holiday weekend.

Streets throughout the United Kingdom were transformed into scenes reminiscent of the World War I on Friday.

Once a year, the Consumer Product Safety Commission demonstrates the dangers of fireworks by blowing things up next to recycled mannequins.

Man's death in self-driving Tesla crash a reminder that humans and self-driving cars incompatible, but car companies will push technology goals over human needs.

Two ISIS senior military commanders died last week in a U.S. airstrike, killing a man that the United States says oversaw the terror group's 2014 offensive to capture the all-important Iraqi city of Mosul, the Pentagon said Friday.

A superior court judge on Friday dismissed an attempt by celebrity chef Jose Andres to throw out a lawsuit from Donald Trump.

A toxic algae bloom prompts state of emergency in four Florida counties.

Alexander Lukashenko -- often called "the last dictator in Europe" -- certainly has well-disciplined citizens.

Elizabeth Gilbert announced she is separating from her husband a decade after writing about their romance in the best selling book, "Eat, Pray, Love."

Pat Summitt, who built the University of Tennessee's Lady Volunteers into a perennial power on the way to becoming the winningest coach in the history of major college basketball, died Tuesday.

Adnan Syed's featuring in a breakout hit podcast may have transformed his fortunes. Other prisoners will be clamoring to be the next Syed, writes Danny Cevallos.

Maria Sharapova suspended for two years from the International Tennis Federation (ITF) after testing positive for banned drug meldonium, which may end the career of the richest female athlete of the past decade.

President Barack Obama bids "adieu" and "adios" to his counterparts in Canada and Mexico Wednesday, convening a final North American leaders summit.

Hillary Clinton's campaign raised about $68 million in June, a sum that is likely to widen her financial lead over Donald Trump in the general election.

The floodwaters are receding in parts of West Virginia, and though Sunday's weather will help, some residents find coming home as jarring as being evacuated.

Still grappling with the country's deadliest flash flooding in years, West Virginia is bracing for another deluge.