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One man is doing everything in his power to make sure comedian Betty White avoids the clutches of the 2016.

Trump's stance on trade is easily the market's No. 1 concern about the incoming administration, according to a CNNMoney survey of market strategists. All but one of the 15 experts who responded to a question about which Trump campaign promises they found most alarming cited potential obstacles to free trade.

A man has been killed in a horse race at a birthday party that hit the headlines after an invitation went viral on Facebook.

Arkansas police say Amazon refuses to turn over recordings from an Amazon Echo home speaker that could help in a murder investigation.

Both black boxes from a Russian military jet that crashed into the Black Sea with 92 people on board have been found, the country's Defense Ministry said Wednesday, according to state-run media.

You may have heard by now: The next president of the United States owns a business empire that threatens to present an array of conflicts of interest when he takes office in three weeks.

A string of recent celebrity deaths serves as a stark reminder that cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer around the world.

It just might be the best police note ever.

As he prepares to leave the Oval Office after eight years, President Barack Obama recently reflected on the role his mother played on him becoming commander-in-chief, and how one of her biggest influences were her lessons on love.

Turkey and Russia have reportedly agreed on a draft nationwide ceasefire in Syria, the Turkish state-run news agency Anadolu said Wednesday.

A former Versace employee is suing the company for unfair business practices, and one of the allegations in his lawsuit is that the luxury fashion label uses a secret "code" to alert employees when a black customer enters the store.

In Europe or North America, if you dressed up as a Nazi there'd be outrage. In Asia, it could be just another day in class.

The actress who played Princess Leia has had many humorous public appearances.

Facebook activated its Safety Check feature in Bangkok on Tuesday, saying there had been an "explosion." Just one problem: There had been no terror attack, bombing or industrial accident in the city.

While on the British show, "The Grand Tour," TV host Richard Hammond made a joke implying that eating ice cream is connected to being gay.

The partner of late British pop musician George Michael has told of how he found the star dead in bed on Christmas Day.

Every year at my parochial elementary school, the students were conscripted into selling chocolate bars as a fundraiser, not unlike how Girl Scouts sell cookies to raise money for their local troop.

In arid regions of Chile and Morocco, giant nets catch moisture from the air, turning fog into drinking water.

Toshiba's troubles keep piling up.

Eat better, join a gym, drink more water, get eight hours of sleep every night ... many of the most popular New Year's resolutions are focused on living a healthier, more balanced life. But what do those people who are already extremely healthy (in fact, it's their job to be) want to improve upon? We polled 18 wellness influencers, from nutritionists to celebrity trainers to healthy start-up founders, to find out what their self-improvement goals are for the upcoming year. From being more mindful to carving out time for themselves to working out a little less (if only we all had that problem), here are their resolutions for 2017.