President Donald Trump said Tuesday the US is watching the "brutal and corrupt Iranian regime" amid deadly protests in the country, continuing his public support for anti-government demonstrations.
As the 2018 election year begins, one question above all is likely to shape its outcome: Will Americans vote to constrain President Donald Trump by electing a Democrat-led Congress that will challenge and resist him, or to empower the Republicans who are increasingly working in harness with him?
Hard freeze warnings remain in effect for much of the country with wind chill advisories stretching from Canada to Mexico. CNN's Jennifer Gray has more.
The frightening hiss and crackle of the massive Thomas Fire in Southern California has been replaced by the loud droning of heavy equipment below the burn area.
Iran's intelligence ministry says so-called "provocateurs" will be targeted if anti-government protesters return to the streets. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.
From widespread protests in Iran to new developments in the standoff between the US and North Korea, there was no shortage of news during the holiday season.
Chicago saw nearly a 16% decline in murders in 2017 from the previous year, according to statistics released by police in the early hours of New Year's Day.
