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Wiretaps in Guatemala corruption scheme name supreme court justice

Star of "10," now 58, talks about growing older.

Imagine a fitting room with a "smart" mirror that suggests jeans to go with the red shirt you brought in. It snaps a video so you can compare the image...

The director of a Georgia school apologized for calling out "all the black people" who left a graduation ceremony during the valedictorian's speech.

CNN's Saima Mohsin has the story of one Thai fisherman who says he was trafficked and trapped on a boat at sea.

Cuban President Raul Castro paid a call on Pope Francis at the Vatican Sunday to thank him for working for Cuban-US detente and later said he is so impressed by the pontiff he is considering a return to the Catholic chur...

Republican senator Ron Johnson tells CNN's Jim Sciutto that homegrown ISIS sympathizers, like the two men killed in Texas last week, could create a problem for U.S. counterterrorism efforts.

On Saturday, Russia celebrated its 70th Victory Day, marking Nazi Germany's surrender at the end of World War II. Russian President Vladimir Putin presided over a parade in Moscow full of Russian military might, includin...

After two babies died and 29 became ill within hours of receiving vaccinations for tuberculosis, rotovirus, and Hepatitis B, the Mexican Social Security Institute suspended vaccines for infants on Saturday. The babies we...

British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday ruled out giving Scotland another independence referendum despite spectacular gains by Scottish nationalists in a UK-wide election, saying Scots had "emphatically" rejected ...

(Reuters) - On a recent evening in a Midwestern U.S. city, a middle-aged woman with bandaged arms and a missing thumb entered a crowded restaurant. Nearby, children colored with crayons. Waiters rushed by.

Guatemala wiretaps lead to fraud, bribery allegations at highest levels of government

Part of a New York nuclear power plant remained offline Sunday after a transformer fire created another problem: thousands of gallons of oil leaking into the Hudson River, officials said.

"Freedom means nothing without opportunities"

The European Commission will make the controversial proposal that EU member countries should take in refugees under an EU quota scheme.

Mexican health officials are investigating after two babies died and 29 children were hospitalized from suspected adverse reactions to shots from the country's national vaccination program.

In the first four months of 2015, 393 rhinos were killed, with most taken in the Kruger national park, says environment minister Rhino poaching in South Africa is at record levels, the country's environment minister has ...

Cairo court cancels bail of policeman suspected of January killing of Shaimaa el-Sabbagh in opening hearing.

Greek politicians are hopeful that Eurozone ministers will recognise its fiscal progress, paving the way for bailout funds to be released.

Attending the taping of a late-night TV show is not a comfortable experience. First, you'll stand in line on a city sidewalk for hours--chilled by wind, or baked by sun--being herded like a fatted calf to an abattoir. Up...

The former president flew home from the South American country on Sunday after falling ill, the Carter Center, his nonprofit organization, said.

The US Supreme Court is reviewing the use of lethal injection - its ruling will have big ramifications for the way capital punishment is carried out.