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Donald Trump said Wednesday that Hillary Clinton "has to go to jail" because the scandal over her email server, comments that mark a major departure from the American political tradition.

In an interview with CNN's Don Lemon, former Miss Arizona Tasha Dixon said she felt vulnerable and humiliated when Donald Trump walked backstage while the contestants were changing.

Still dripping wet from the neck-high floodwater that destroyed her home, Joni Gaddy shivered and wept as she recalled the alligators swimming outside her house.

Janet Jackson is finally letting the world in on her big news.

Samsung is sending thermally-insulated "return kits" to users who contacted the company about shipping back the faulty smartphone.

Meet Trump the fortune teller. Jeanne Moos reports animatronic Trump is attracting crowds.

Hurricane Matthew has passed. But its lasting imprint will long be felt in US communities where flooding rivers delivered a ferocious one-two punch.

Investigators believe a plane crash that killed a student pilot was intentional, a federal official said Wednesday.

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. tells Erin Burnett he will still vote for Donald Trump despite the recent accusations Trump has faced regarding women.

Two women have come forward claiming that Republican nominee Donald Trump inappropriately touched them, according to a story published by The New York Times. CNN has not independently verified their accounts.

Celebrities are endorsing both presidential candidates, but do the endorsements make any difference? CNN's Michael Holmes takes a look.

Perhaps the Flying Dutchman is haunting the Great Lakes for Halloween this year?

A fresh-baked pizza and a call from a worried grandson were delivered to Claire Olsen in Florida over the weekend.

Embattled Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf will retire effective immediately, the company announced Wednesday, marking a stunning downfall for one of the banking industry's most powerful figures.

According to a report from the New York Times, two women have accused Donald Trump of touching them inappropriately. Erin Burnett and Jason Carroll report.

Federal investigators believe Russian hackers were behind cyberattacks on a contractor for Florida's election system that may have exposed the personal data of Florida voters, according to US officials briefed on the probe.

How did the text of a CNN-TV One town hall question about the death penalty end up in the hands of the Clinton campaign ahead of time?

Gone are the days when the Jonas brothers used to sport purity rings.

With Hillary Clinton extending her lead nationwide and in key battleground states, Trump is toying with what might be called "poll denialism," giving his supporters license to dismiss the discouraging data.