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Arnold Schwarzenegger found himself in familiar territory Wednesday: taking aim at President Donald Trump.

For years Barry Manilow kept his sexuality a secret, fearful of how fans might react.

Another brilliant student has joined an exclusive academic club -- and now that teen in New Jersey won't be the only one agonizing over which Ivy League school to choose this fall.

The top Democrat on the House Russia investigation, Rep. Adam Schiff, said Wednesday President Donald Trump personally promised documents at the center of "unmasking" allegations would be made available to all members of the House intelligence committee, but that White House staff is fighting those documents' release.

On "The Messy Truth with Van Jones," Arnold Schwarzenegger said he and Donald Trump were friends, until he "ticked off" the President by not voting for him in the 2016 election.

For the last five decades, Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani has been challenging the status quo with his provocative images.

Van Jones, host of "The Messy Truth," says that President Donald Trump should give Susan Rice the Presidential Medal of Freedom for doing her job.

A photo gallery in Paris is showcasing Harold Feinstein's early work, much of which focuses on New York City in the 1940s and '50s.

No deal on legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare is expected before lawmakers head home for a two-week break, putting a cap for now on the on-again, off-again talks that have divided the Republican party.

CNN has learned from multiple law enforcement sources that a Secret Service agent on Vice President Mike Pence's detail has been suspended from official duties after meeting a prostitute at a Maryland hotel. One law enforcement source says the agent was caught when police saw him exiting the prostitute's room.

First lady Melania Trump and Jordan's Queen Rania traveled Wednesday to an impoverished area of Washington to visit DC's first and only public charter school for girls in pre-K through eighth grade, where they participated in a listening session and visited classrooms.

In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, New York Times White House reporter Maggie Haberman says Donald Trump told her in an interview that he believes Bill O'Reilly didn't do anything wrong and shouldn't have settled.

Neil Gorsuch's views on physician-assisted suicide have come under scrutiny as a showdown over the Supreme Court nominee's confirmation looms. CNN's Sanjay Gupta reports.

First lady Melania Trump and Jordan's Queen Rania visit Washington's first and only public charter school for girls. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the royal fashionistas.

It's recently come to light that Fox News host Bill O'Reilly has been accused of sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior by five women, and that he and Fox's parent company 21st Century Fox have paid out over $13 million to settle with the women. Public outrage has been swift; more than two dozen advertisers have pulled their ad dollars from O'Reilly's show, and calls for his resignation are mounting.

On Tuesday, North Korea conducted its fourth ballistic missile test this year. It fired a land-based scud missile, which traveled 32 miles before crashing into waters east of the Korean peninsula.

Kassem Eid, who survived a 2013 chemical attack in Syria, made a desperate plea to President Donald Trump, asking him not to make the same mistake as President Barack Obama.

The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings for counties across six states on Wednesday afternoon as a system of storms barreled through the Southeast and Midwest.