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At first glance, the words "Palm Beach" and "hip" might seem like strange bedfellows.

A milestone in cryobiology announced this week is literally heart-warming.

A UN-established commission has issued a damning report on human rights violations in Syria's war-ravaged Aleppo, accusing both sides to the conflict of committing war crimes.

Does this AI race car signal a new dawn for motorsport?

The Senate voted to confirm Wednesday Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke to lead the Department of the Interior.

A total of 460 people in China have had confirmed infections of avian influenza since October, according to the World Health Organization.

Angel and Jacqueline Rayos-Garcia stood side by side outside the US Capitol on Tuesday.

Today is Ash Wednesday and the beginning of the holy season of Lent for many Christians in the Western church.

Here are all the key moments from President Donald Trump's first address to a joint session of Congress.

A White House lawyer met with Kellyanne Conway to review federal rules prohibiting endorsements by government employees after she endorsed Ivanka Trump's products.

Venezuela only has $10.5 billion in foreign reserves left, according to its most recent central bank data.

Emma Watson gets that she's a superstar, but she still wants to have a life.

A weapon was fired as French President François Hollande was giving a speech in western France Tuesday, the mayor of Villognon told CNN.

Donald Trump needs to make a sale.

In politics, language is a legacy. Politicians who understand this employ great speechwriters and pay close attention to the words that they use.

President Donald Trump showed his aspirational side Tuesday night.

Pictures from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's youth are creating a buzz on social media.

Perhaps the most shocking aspect to the wave of grave desecrations and bomb scares now rampant in the United States is the very fact that they are taking place in the United States.

Facebook says it's in a unique position to do more about the suicide epidemic.

YouTube will soon offer a streaming TV service for people who don't want to pay for traditional cable.