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Two trains have derailed near Citra, Florida, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

Getting high in Denver is about to get more social.

Nationally syndicated radio host Glenn Beck said Tuesday that the alt-right movement is "truly terrifying," adding that while leading Breitbart News, Stephen Bannon gave a voice to white nationalists.

They lead cancer patients on unforgettable adventures, help women escape Nashville's seedy underbelly and bring healthcare to rural Kenya.

A photo exhibition is showing the effects of climate change to world leaders and climate change experts.

The mayor of Clay, West Virginia, has resigned and another county official is out following their exchange over a racist Facebook post that compared first lady Michelle Obama to an "ape in heels."

BET hosted a farewell concert for President Barack Obama on the White House South Lawn.

You can't go too far these days without running into a Starbucks. The chain is so ubiquitous, it's almost like having an outsourced pantry staple available within a 5-mile radius (or a few city blocks) all day.

China fixates on Donald Trump's granddaughter and a feathery lookalike. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

President-elect Donald Trump is going after The New York Times again.

The man dubbed "Prediction Professor" for accurately calling every presidential election since 1984, including the 2016 election, now forecasts the impeachment of President-elect Donald Trump.

Ivanka Trump's jewelry company used the future first daughter's "60 Minutes" appearance Sunday to promote a high-end bracelet from her fashion line.

Former congressman Mike Rogers announced in a statement Tuesday he parted ways with President-elect Donald Trump's transition team, removing an establishment national security voice from the planning process of the next president's Cabinet.

Six people have been arrested in the Greek capital after a group of anarchists started throwing rocks and Molotov cocktails following an anti-capitalism protest, Athens police told CNN.

Say hello to the Internet of Filthy Things.

Donald Trump continues to tweet as President-elect, questioning the line between his personal life and new government position.

Sometimes, solving one problem only creates another.

Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid led a Democratic assault Tuesday against President-elect Donald Trump's appointment of Steve Bannon as his chief White House adviser, arguing Bannon is linked to white nationalists and has supported anti-Semitic, anti-Muslim and anti-women views that should disqualify him.

Who and what is the alt-right movement? CNN's Tom Foreman reports.