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Sen. John McCain, 80, is recovering at his Arizona home following surgery on Friday to remove a blood clot above his left eye, according to his office. The clot was discovered during a routine physical last week, according to a statement.

From Michigan to Canada, plenty of folks stayed up Sunday to watch and record the spectacle of the Northern Lights -- and it didn't disappoint.

Four people are dead and six others missing after flash flooding swept away a family at a swimming hole in central Arizona, police say.

Chicago endured another bloody weekend as a spate of shootings left 11 people dead, including a 10-year-old boy riding in an SUV and a neighborhood community leader.

Minnesota authorities are investigating the shooting death of an Australian woman who was killed by a Minneapolis police officer Saturday night.

During the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump famously told the world that he could "stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and "shoot somebody" and he wouldn't "lose any voters."

Despite being found not responsible for sexual misconduct, Columbia graduate Paul Nungesser said he was harassed and ostracized by his accuser and her supporters.

The walls and décor of 16-year-old Nadia's room looked like that of any other high school teenager. Her real name is not Nadia; we are keeping her identity hidden at the request of her family, out of respect for her memory and their privacy.

An Iranian-American has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying, Iran said Sunday.

On July 5, a young Pennsylvania man disappeared. Three other men went missing two days later.

Julius never faced any vicious predators on the African savannah. But he fought for life as if he did.

Word on the street is the new Ford Fusions are dope -- but not in the way you think.

Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins said on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday that she remains opposed to taking up the Senate Republican health care bill because it would hurt some of the people who need care the most.

I can't get worked up over Florida's only black state attorney, Aramis Ayala, being pulled over by police during an uneventful traffic stop. We should reserve our outrage for what really matters, that Florida Gov. Rick Scott has been trying to strip Ayala of her power because she's trying to make the criminal justice system a little more just.