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In the three-minute video, she caresses the fruit with her mouth and tongue, pursing her lips and gazing into the camera as the song gets faster and faster, finally climaxing in a piercing falsetto.

Macie Hill died of injuries suffered during the tragic accident at the parade in Kaysville, located about 20 miles north of Salt Lake City.

Former Conservative MP Rory Stewart discusses with CNN's Christiane Amanpour why British Prime Minister Boris Johnson must step down from his post.

A major sports federation released a policy on transgender athletes that activists and athletes say will have major repercussions on the rest of the sports world.

If Trump seeks the presidency again, he'll face rising GOP opposition and the prospect of indictments over the 2020 election and Jan. 6 Capitol riot.      

The man accused of murdering an aspiring model and her designer friend after a night of partying in the Los Angeles area may have other victims, according to Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón.

Seven people were killed and dozens more were wounded in the shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park on Monday.

All 30 NATO allies signed accession protocols for Sweden and Finland to join the alliance on Tuesday after Turkey dropped its opposition to the expansion.

Participating in an ancient Japanese tradition, sipping from a $25,000 antique bowl and even finding a bit of a 1970s "Austin Powers" vibe.

In the startup world, pushing regulatory limits to promote a new business is often seen as "entrepreneurial" or "disruptive." But breaking securities laws, as Elon Musk has allegedly done, is something different.

The freedom to define oneself has deep roots in the American traditions of pluralism and independence.

Megan Hess, who pleaded guilty to mail fraud, sold body parts without families' consent in a business she operated with her mother, officials said.

The bank's aggressive rate-raising could lead to a recession.

A seventh victim of the shooting, Eduardo Uvaldo has died. His family is coming together to honor him and grieve.

Officials, business leaders and educators in Hong Kong are signing on for seminars to discuss President Xi Jinping's recent speech on the anniversary of Chinese reclamation.

The SBC used to be pro-choice. Then that changed, and so did its public policy arm, transforming the denomination into a powerful anti-abortion force.      

U.S. officials are looking to put pressure on Russia to allow a freer flow of grain from Ukraine via the Black Sea.

Missouri Republican state Rep. Tricia Derges resigned days after being convicted of 22 federal charges linked to a $900K COVID fraud scheme operated through medical clinics.

Two top cabinet members resigned from the scandal-scarred British prime minister's government. Some wondered if the master of political survival could pull off another save.

What was supposed to be a day of national celebration turned into a day of tragedy and fear when a gunman killed seven people and injured dozens of others at a July Fourth parade in Highland Park, Illinois.

The community board chairman acknowledged to the Daily News late Tuesday that he used the slur. But he also alleged he felt "provoked" by the district leader "who was using abusive language toward me."

In her first interview since her release, a Ukrainian paramedic tells CNN's Alex Marquardt about her three months in Russian captivity.