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The stunning U.S. election brought a different sort of shock to crisis and suicide prevention services. Many were flooded with calls; some still are.

The Supreme Court said that it is illegal to secede, but secession is an American tradition, so Calexit could actually happen, writes Danny Cevallos.

The high command of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign believe there's plenty of blame to go around for their stunning loss to Donald Trump.

Watch out, watch out, there's a mongoose about.

A federal judge has ordered that Michigan and Flint officials must deliver bottled water to any Flint home where the government hasn't verified that a filter is properly working -- the latest ruling in a longstanding crisis over lead-tainted water in the city.

For the second year in a row, this small liberal arts school is the most expensive college in the U.S. when you account for the published "sticker price" of tuition, fees, room and board.

CNN's Wolf Blitzer, a former White House correspondent, issued a rebuke to Donald Trump's transition team on Thursday for its failure to notify reporters the President-elect was leaving Washington for New York.

JoAnn Hoyt told you so.

America is marking its first Veterans Day under a new policy that opens up ground combat forces to women. How has the military changed in the year since the rule went into effect?

Donald Trump may have scored an astonishing upset presidential victory, but Hillary Clinton could still receive more votes.

Birth control is covered under the Affordable Care Act, but could that change with a Donald Trump presidency? Women express concern on social media.