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Despite President Donald Trump's lack of evidence for his claim that millions of votes were cast illegally in last year's election, some of his supporters are standing by the conspiracy theory.

Speaking to Larry King in 2006, Donald Trump said he "likes nepotism," adding, "if you can't take care of your kids..."

Press Secretary Sean Spicer faces questions about a New York Times story that reported two White House officials gave Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) intelligence reports that showed President Trump and his associates' conversations were incidentally collected by intelligence agencies.

An unusual thing happened on a frigid winter's day in Russia's second-largest city.

A court in South Korea approved an arrest warrant for former President Park Geun-hye, the ousted president of the country, in the early hours of Friday.

Maybe don't send in the clowns?

Facebook announced Thursday to expand its charitable giving tools to include personal fundraisers.

Joining the ranks of iconic works of art such as the Mona Lisa and The Creation of Adam is a new masterpiece simply known as Brie-Oncé.

Elizabeth Cohen breaks down how vaccines work, why they keep us safe and why they're most effective when everyone gets them.

When people won't get vaccinated for flu and other illnesses, it's bad for everyone. CNN Films' "Unseen Enemy" premieres Friday, April 7 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Sen. John McCain said Wednesday he will do whatever it takes to make sure that military spending is increased in the next spending bill even if that means shutting down the government.

Clint Watts, Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, says President Trump used active Russian measures against his opponents during the 2016 election.

Chances are -- unless you live in Los Angeles -- the only time you hear about Scientology is when it's connected with a Hollywood celebrity.

As the White House scans Washington for a bounce-back win after the Obamacare imbroglio, the political forecast is promising only heavy weather.

Sally Yates, a not widely-known deputy to Loretta Lynch at the Department of Justice, has suddenly become Washington's version of a "person of interest."

Contractors are already submitting bids for the first step of President Donald Trump's signature promise -- a border wall with Mexico.

Qatar Airways has a way around the ban on electronics on U.S.-bound flights: It will lend you a laptop.

McAdoo didn't return to the game after suffering the injury, but Warriors PR noted he did not suffer a concussion.