The "Hamilton" actor who addressed Mike Pence from the stage shortly after the presidential election said Saturday he expects politics to play a role in the acceptance speeches of this year's Oscar winners.
Why is the president widening divisions, not healing them? His failure to recognize his prejudices comes from him being isolated by wealth and power his whole life, writes Michael D'Antonio.
The widow of an Indian man killed in a Kansas bar said she was constantly worried about violence against foreigners in the United States, but her husband had assured her everything would be OK.
Hundreds of cheering onlookers got a glimpse of former President Barack Obama Friday in New York City as he left a Fifth Avenue building after grabbing coffee.
National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster holds a different view than President Trump regarding the use of the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism." CNN's Athena Jones reports.
Standing before a sea of 350 students at Roland Park Middle School in Baltimore, I took a breath and launched into my story of how I helped track down the murky past of a little-known sunken 17th century slave ship, and what I learned about the global commerce of slavery that ship represents. This true tale -- part detective story, part underwater adventure, part spiritual journey -- swept me across three continents as I helped retrace the route of the Henrietta Marie slave ship, which sank off the coast of Key West in 1700 after delivering 190 enslaved African people to Jamaica.
Top flight golfer Rory McIlroy says to be called a fascist and bigot for playing with Trump is "quite ridiculous" and is not "a political statement of any kind."
Unlike other Oscar weekend events taking place in Los Angeles on Friday, the one thrown by United Talent Agency didn't have a dress code. But it did have a message.
Federal prosecutors interviewed New York Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday in relation to an ongoing investigation, his press secretary said in a statement.
So you've been invited to watch the Academy Awards with friends and you haven't seen a movie in the theater since the last "Star Wars." You know, the one from almost 15 months ago.
Two senior administration officials on Friday vehemently argued that White House officials acted appropriately in asking the FBI to publicly knock down media reports about communications between President Donald Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence.
Chicago Public Schools say they will deny federal immigration agents access to district buildings and personnel unless served with a criminal warrant, the latest in a series of steps taken by US school officials to protect undocumented students.
