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Judging from Justice Samuel Alito's contributions during Tuesday's oral arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, the same-sex marriage case before the Supreme Court, he is a little hung up on polygamy. Over the course of two a...

Hillary Rodham Clinton is calling for an end to the tough-on-crime policies that were heralded by her husband when he was in the White House two decades ago. Harsh prison...

Hikers who survived Saturday's earthquake in Nepal say they are traumatized and have little desire to go return to the mountain. CNN's Sumnima Udas reports.

Accusations have surfaced that French soldiers in Central African Republic sexually abused children they were sent to protect

A photo of a baby boy being pulled from the rubble of the Nepal earthquake has become the defining image of a disaster that has devastated the country.

Prosecutors investigate accusations that troops in Central African Republic abused children they were sent to protect.

"This is a war about corruption, it's a war about poverty, it's a war about misrule, mismanagement, bad governance"

The city faces systemic issues involving patterns of segregation and police mistrust

A woman died after a shark attack in Hawaii, prompting beach closures in nearby areas in Maui, authorities said.

Police say moose stabbed to death in Alaska park; 3 charged with felony animal cruelty

BALTIMORE -- Thousands of people hit the streets in Baltimore and several other cities from Boston and New York to Indianapolis and Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to protest the death...

His mother "lost it" after seeing him with a brick in his hand

Scott Peters, who is accused in the shooting of two McHenry County deputies, moaned and wailed for a doctor as he was wheeled into court Wednesday morning -- but prosecutors and the judge said he was faking his illness t...

From Churchill's defeat in 1945 to Cameron's 2010 coalition as captured by AP photographers

When we think of carpets, images of bland loop pole rugs float to mind, tickling the toes but leaving the eyes and imagination rather unstimulated. We Make Carpets does not make those kinds of carpets. Instead of working...

Wi-Fi signal measures vital signs; checks on baby, grandma.

Most kids want to go out and play when they finish their homework early. But Zuriel Oduwole jets off to the African continent and interviews presidents instead.

"In times of change and uncertainty, we need the spirit of jazz more than ever before"

Independent senator plans to formally announce his 2016 run on Thursday

Members expelled day after frat learned of video

He was awarded a U.S. pilot license after his German doctor said he fully recovered from severe depression

LAGOS, Nigeria -- Some of the nearly 300 girls and women freed by Nigeria's military from the forest stronghold of Boko Haram were so transformed by their captivity that they...