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If you have ever doubted the importance of the humble Oxford comma, let this supremely persnickety Maine labor dispute set you straight.

When John Legend learned that his wife, Chrissy Teigen, had been diagnosed with postpartum depression, he started doing his research.

A major winter storm that dumped more than 20 inches of snow in parts of the US Northeast weakened as it moved into northeastern Canada on Wednesday after leaving at least seven people dead.

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham tells CNN's Chris Cuomo he is set to speak with FBI Director James Comey about whether or not there is a criminal investigation into President Trump's possible ties to Russia and his wiretapping allegations against the Obama administration.

Estimating how large a nest egg you need to support you throughout a long retirement -- or, looking at the issue a bit differently and assessing how much you can safely withdraw from a nest egg of a given size -- is crucial to planning for a secure retirement.

The Federal Reserve bailed out Bear Stearns on March 14, nine years ago. What has the Fed learned from that mistake? Not enough, perhaps.

America's business leaders have some advice for President Trump: Put down the Twitter cannon.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's unexpected call for a new independence referendum overshadowed the passing of Theresa May's "Brexit bill" this week.

Democratic operatives and lawmakers who once would have rejoiced at the release of President Donald Trump's taxes reacted to the publication of his 2005 tax return by urging their colleagues not to get distracted from the Republican health care plan.

Jordan Peele is the first black director and writer to have his debut film reach over $100 million at the box office. This is big, yes. And an impressive feat, all the more so considering that the film, "Get Out," is also one of the first horror films with a plot explicitly driven by racism.

Is your microwave spying on you? CNN's Jeanne Moos says Kellyanne Conway set off microwaves of laughter.

At some point, the public officials -- many with long careers in government -- who are charged with defending President Donald Trump and coming up with evidence to support his absurd claims are going to throw in the towel.

German prosecutors raided the headquarters of Volkswagen and Audi on Wednesday as part of an investigation into the group's use of software to cheat diesel emissions tests in the U.S.

When you look at Europe's capital cities, you see, spelled out in physical form, the nature of the ideas that brought them into being.

US aerial reconnaissance assets have recently noticed both Russian transport aircraft and a large Russian drone at an airbase in far western Egypt close to the Libyan border, CNN has learned.

National Guard humvees don't typically escort toddlers. But when a 23-month-old needed an emergency medical procedure, and a ferocious Nor'easter threatened to prevent it, soldiers and police in Pennsylvania jumped into action.

An Ethiopian man convicted in Georgia of mutilating his 2-year-old daughter's genitals has been sent back to his home country by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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David Cay Johnston, the journalist who obtained President Trump's 2005 tax return, says it's possible Trump sent the return himself because of the President's history of leaking news and the content of the return.

The body of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un slain last month, was identified using a DNA sample from one of his children, Malaysian authorities said Wednesday.