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Two police officers were fired in Georgia on Thursday, less than 24 hours after cellphone videos surfaced of them punching and kicking a motorist in handcuffs.

Two police officers were fired in Georgia after cellphone videos surfaced of them punching and kicking a motorist in handcuffs.

The Trump administration stopped short of branding China and Germany currency manipulators, despite having accused both countries of keeping their currencies artificially low to gain unfair advantage in trade with the U.S.

The US military on Friday defended its decision to drop its most powerful non-nuclear bomb on ISIS positions in Afghanistan, describing it as a "tactical" move.

New York Knicks President Phil Jackson lent credence to speculation Carmelo Anthony's time with the organization could be nearing its conclusion by stating the superstar forward may be "better off chasing a championship elsewhere."

During the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump broke with decades of tradition and declined to release to the public his federal tax returns, as every president since Richard Nixon had done.

The man accused of robbing a Wisconsin gun shop and mailing a manifesto to President Donald Trump was captured Friday after a 10-day manhunt, the Rock County Sheriff's Office said.

One woman raised her hand to share her 40-year secret, something even her 46-year-old son doesn't know. Another spoke up to say she feared that God would no longer love her. A third wept in the back of the room, quietly grieving for those around her.

Representative Jerry Nadler has guaranteed that it won't be the Democrats who shut down the government over Obamacare payments. Speaking to CNN's Kate Boulduan, the New York Democrat made it clear any shutdown would be "the Republicans' decision because they have a majority in both houses."

Through his tweets, speeches and interviews Donald Trump has perfected the art of distraction. CNN's Tom Kludt dives into how President Trump turns criticisms aimed his way right back at his detractors, and what that means for the media covering him.

President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman is facing new revelations about two key issues: his personal finances and his past political consulting in Ukraine.

Public Enemy and other '80s and '90s rap groups introduced historical music to a new generation of African-Americans through sampling. CNN's "Soundtracks: Songs that Defined History" airs Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT starting April 20.

In California, a police officer in Sacramento is under criminal investigation after he was captured on video throwing an accused jaywalker to the ground and punching him repeatedly.

Southern California is enjoying a wildflower "super bloom" after years of extreme drought.

After announcing their split in 2015, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have officially filed for divorce.

Jennifer Taub wrote a book on the 2008 financial crisis, delivered expert testimony to Congress and published reams of research and analysis on white collar crime and malfeasance.

After a string of corporate crises, Uber is taking the unusual step of releasing financials to highlight its business growth.