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Whoever orchestrated the release of emails hacked from the Democratic Party computers knew exactly what they were doing. But while there's no question the content of the emails matters, it's worth widening the lens for some important and troubling context to the hack, context that points to outside interference from an outside power.

Usain Bolt gets his very own emoji ahead of Rio 2016 as Puma launches the 'Boltmoji.'

An ax attack, a mass shooting, a machete assault and now a suicide blast. Four attacks in one week, all in Germany's Bavaria region.

Pregnant women in the UK can now eat raw eggs without worrying about salmonella, a safety committee said Tuesday.

In downtown Rio de Janeiro, two men are spraying graffiti on an industrial building in the middle of the day. They aren't trying to deface the city, but instead beautify it as part of the official preparation for the Olympics.

The first aircraft powered solely by the sun made a historic landing in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, completing the 25,000 mile, round-the-world journey that began in March 2015.

The canals are overcrowded, under-resourced and even dangerous.

Two men have been arrested in connection with the Bastille Day attack in Nice in southern France, a spokeswoman for Paris' Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's office told CNN.

Following the shooting in Munich CNN's Atika Shubert discusses the difference between mass killings and terrorist attacks.

The pain and anger was etched across Muhammad Azeem's face as he recounted the unthinkable.

The suspected Russian hack of the Democratic National Committee is part of a wave of Russian cyber attacks aimed at political organizations and academic think tanks in Washington, US officials briefed on the investigations say.

On a sweltering summer's day, children with ice-cream dribbling down their arms dart between the various stalls at Romford Market.

Long-awaited legislation to tackle so-called honor killings is due to pass Pakistan's parliament in a matter of weeks, according to the country's Law Minister, Zahid Hamid.

The governing body of world aquatics has banned seven Russian swimmers from the Rio Olympics because of doping violations, the group said Monday.

And the yellow medal for cowardice goes to: the International Olympic Committee.

Following a week of violence in Germany, questions are being raised about asylum seekers in the country.

With a record number of condoms allocated and air-conditioners in every bedroom, Rio's athletes village starts welcoming Olympians on Sunday.

The ISIS militant group began as a splinter group of al Qaeda. Its aim is to create an Islamic state, or caliphate, across Iraq and Syria.

In a rare show of unity, Turkey's main political opposition party, the secular Republican People's Party, held a rally in Istanbul's Taksim Square with supporters of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.