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All the attackers in the deadly assault on a cafe in Dhaka were Bangladeshi citizens, and five of them were militants that police had tried to arrest previously, Police Inspector General Shahidul Hoque told CNN Saturday.

This July 4, honor those who've served our nation--including Muslim Americans-- by rejecting the strange anti-American bigotry voiced by Donald Trump and some supporters.

Autonomous cars face numerous challenges, but they still offer the potential to save millions of lives around the world.

An 8-year-old girl coming home to her father, a Tunisian doctor trying to get his son back from ISIS, and an airport worker who lived in Istanbul are among the 44 who died in the attack on Istanbul's Ataturk airport.

The force is strong in Lewis Hamilton -- that's the takeaway from qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix after the world champion took pole position in front of Star Wars creator George Lucas.

Sunday's Marlins-Braves game will be at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the first time a regular-season game in a professional sport will take place on an active military base.

Tens of thousands of protesters angered by Britain's historic vote to leave the European Union marched down London's Park Lane on Saturday.

It may not have won a single game in 90 minutes but Portugal won't care at all after reaching the semifinals of Euro 2016.

The Antarctic ozone layer, which shields the Earth from harmful ultraviolet rays, shows encouraging signs that it's beginning to heal, according to research.

As a recruitment tool, ISIS may have hit more than one target in Istanbul to sweeten the allure of its brand. Not just the wanton killing and egregious mutilation of so many travelers but as a rallying call for more jihadists, from all points over the globe.

Thousands of sausages were being prepared across Australia as voters headed to ballot boxes across the country on Saturday July 2, for their first general election since 2013.

Six-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt has withdrawn from the Jamaican national athletics championships, but says he still hopes to compete in the Rio Games.

Bangladeshi troops rescued at least 13 hostages and shot dead six gunmen Saturday, ending an overnight siege at a cafe in Dhaka, officials said.

Rakim Bulgarov and Vadim Osmanov carried out suicide bombings at the Istanbul airport, the Anadolu news agency reported, citing an anonymous prosecution source.

There were no jackpot winners in Friday's Mega Millions drawing, pushing the payout to $449 million.

If you don't already follow Katy Perry on Twitter, you're late to her party. The 31-year-old has just reached a social media milestone by becoming the first person to have over 90 million Twitter followers.

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.