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the National Basketball Association is working with lawmakers to modify the controversial law, with sports legend Michael Jordan playing a key role.

The world's most daring one-of-a-kind cars aren't always made in the rarefied autos plants of Europe.

A site where a herd of Columbian mammoths lost their lives 65,000 years ago is now a national monument.

Mount McKinley, now again called Denali, wasn't the only U.S. natural wonder renamed by people ignorant of Native American names -- or just ignoring those names

This week, Gettysburg National Military Park is marking the 150th anniversary of the momentous battle with a series of commemorative events.

It's been almost a week since the British public set in motion one of the most traumatic periods in their recent history -- but where are the "Brexit" leaders?

Niccolo De Masi is the CEO of Glu, which helps stars turn their lives into video games.

3D Photoworks creates tactile art for the blind to experience in museums

What two things are quintessentially English and as inextricably linked as America and apple pie?

The Indian government has granted 10 million of its current and former employees a 23% increase in the salaries and pensions.

Amazon is doing a second Prime Day on July 12, despite consumer complaints about Prime Day last year, which saw record sales.

The EU referendum campaign has not just been about 2 sides arguing their case, but about truth and myths. This is where it becomes about a journalist's mission.

It's soccer's fastest-growing new power -- and now the Chinese Super League (CSL) has shattered its transfer record again with Shanghai signing Brazil striker Hulk.

Less than a week ago, they were newlywed lovebirds, enjoying a honeymoon. But amid automatic gunfire and screaming victims, Steven Nabil and Narneem Shorees became convinced that their recent nuptials would soon be followed by funerals.

The trailer is out for "Sully" starring Tom Hanks about the pilot at the center of the "Miracle on the Hudson" flight.

Mexican artist Fabiola Menchelli uses unconventional techniques to photograph architecture in a unique and beguiling way.

The sister of the U.S. ambassador to Libya killed in Benghazi said she doesn't blame Hillary Clinton for Chris Stevens' death, instead pointing to Congress for under-budgeting the State Department.

Boris Johnson has ducked out of the race for prime minister of the United Kingdom.

A Singapore bank has stopped receiving foreign loan applications for London properties in the fallout after the Brexit vote.

Google's offices in Madrid are being raided by police, a source familiar with the situation told CNNMoney.