Demand for biostatisticians are projected to grow a solid 34% over 10 years. What other careers on CNNMoney and PayScale.com's list of America's best jobs will see big opportunities?
In April 2016, when Facebook Live was presented to the masses, there was an immediacy -- and an ironic intimacy -- to the platform. On one side of the screen, you could reveal the smallest details of your life as they unfolded, while on the other side, millions could watch.
A young woman who broadcast the beating and racial taunting of a man on Facebook Live has been arrested with three others in connection with the gruesome attack, Chicago police said Wednesday.
Senate Democrats are unveiling their strategy in fighting President-elect Donald Trump's nominees to his Cabinet, even as they have little hope of blocking any of them: Show us your papers.
President-elect Donald Trump's feud with the intelligence community is taking on surreal overtones just over two weeks before his inauguration, raising the potential of unusual tension with the nation's top spies when he moves into the White House.
To understand the challenge facing those with friends and family members who voted for Donald Trump despite his open bigotry and misogyny, you need to watch a C-SPAN exchange between a black woman and a white man and read about a decision Ellen DeGeneres was forced to make this week. Both incidents illustrate why sometimes it makes sense to be tolerant of opposing views, and other times it is imperative to separate yourself from potentially soul-sapping relationships.
The family of a Texas teenage girl is suing the city of McKinney, its police department and a former police officer for the fallout after a call about a "disturbance" at a neighborhood pool party in 2015.
Formula E has pioneered electric car racing on city streets, and this weekend Las Vegas hosts another landmark for the fledgling series -- this time in the virtual world.
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin talks to Don Lemon about the charges that may be pressed against the perpetrators of a beating streamed on Facebook Live.
The president of a historically black college in Alabama is yet to decide whether the school's marching band will perform at President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural parade, a college spokesman said Tuesday.