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Hidden away in an old Shanghai neighborhood is arguably one of the most innovative restaurants in the world.

It's a midlife crisis of a different sort: "Deaths of despair" -- due to drugs, alcohol and suicide -- are largely responsible for rising mortality rates among middle-age white Americans. And a new analysis by Princeton economists delves into what they believe is behind this trend.

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh explains why the attack on the heart of London was so symbolic.

Recent revisions to the Republican health care bill means it would cost more, and still leave 24 million fewer people insured by 2026, new estimates from the Congressional Budget Office show.

After a deadly attack struck the heart of London, millions of everyday acts show a refusal to give in to fear.

The alleged rape of a Maryland high school student by two schoolmates -- one an undocumented immigrant -- has prompted a torrent of threats and hate messages to the school and the school system, a county school spokesman said Thursday.

It's not a good time for Netflix and Asian-adapted projects.

Press Secretary Sean Spicer is asked by CNN's Sara Murray whether he can definitely say that no Trump associates colluded with Russian operatives during the 2016 election.

A 14-year-old boy's dog was recently killed near his family's home in Idaho when it came across a US government cyanide trap intended to control coyote activity.

Former Trump supporter Kraig Moss, who lost his son to opioid addiction, explains to CNN's Jake Tapper why he no longer supports the President.

The white man accused of fatally stabbing a black man in New York on Monday night told police he targeted the victim because he was black and that he viewed the killing as "practice," according to a criminal complaint.

Thanks to the energy of Time magazine's Washington Bureau Chief Michael Scherer and the self-absorption of our President, someone opened the portal into Donald J. Trump's brain -- like in the movie "Being John Malkovich" -- in the form of what for the want of a better description is a stream of consciousness interview with the 45th President of these United States.

German gummy maker Haribo says it will open its first U.S. factory in Wisconsin. The Kenosha County plant will create 400 jobs, according to Gov. Scott Walker, making it one of the largest investments from a foreign company in the state's history,