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Johnthony Walker, the Tennessee school bus driver, faces various charges, including six counts of vehicular homicide.

Canada's largest school system announced it will no longer allow student or staff trips to the US, citing uncertainty over the travel ban.

While President Donald Trump makes his hard sell on health care at the White House, much of his family are enjoying some quality time on the ski slopes of Aspen, Colorado.

At least six Secret Service employees are expected to face discipline over a security breach on March 10 in which a man gained entry to White House grounds, a Secret Service source told CNN Thursday.

President Donald Trump and Republican leaders are still scrambling Thursday for a deal and looking for votes on their landmark bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.

New Zealanders Henry van Asch and A. J. Hackett are credited with the development of commercial bungee jumping.

It's happening. Already reports of passengers facing enhanced security and early enforcement of the electronics ban have reached social media.

Democrats, women's groups and liberals seized on a photo Thursday shared by Vice President Mike Pence of a meeting he attended with President Donald Trump and members of the House Freedom Caucus.

A day after a terror attack in his city left three people dead and as many as 40 wounded, London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he has more important things to do than respond to a tweet from Donald Trump Jr.

It's one of Christianity's holiest sites -- the burial chamber where Jesus Christ is believed to have been entombed. Now following nine months of meticulous restoration, it's reopened to the devoted.

When it comes to the fate of the GOP's health care bill, no district is more important than this swath of eastern Colorado.

Academy Award-winning actress and activist Patricia Arquette talks with CNN's Poppy Harlow about her fight for true equality for women -- and closing the gender pay gap.

President Donald Trump's campaign and its alleged ties to Russia has been a big part of the political conversation this week.

A veteran policeman and a teacher were among those killed in the terror attack that struck at the heart of the British capital Wednesday.

British police have been working through the night to investigate the deadliest terror attack carried out in central London in 12 years, in which four people died and scores were injured.