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Scores of passengers were injured when two trains collided in Algeria on Saturday.

It's a tense waiting game for people facing flood threats from swollen rivers and creeks in parts of Iowa and Wisconsin.

Take a look at the week in politics from September 18 through September 24.

Obama said Saturday that the new Smithsonian museum devoted to African-American history elevates the often-overlooked impact of black Americans.

Most white working-class voters who are evangelical Christians -- like most white evangelicals -- would consider voting for Donald Trump.

An Arizona man discovers two rattlesnakes in his backyard fighting for dominance.

A longtime Hillary Clinton confidant is portraying Donald Trump in her practice debate sessions, two people familiar with the debate preparations tell CNN.

More than 30 years after Truman Capote's death, fans of the famed author were able to get their hands on his personal items -- and his ashes.

Thai police say they've arrested three men -- including two Americans -- after officers found human body parts in a freezer during a raid on an alleged passport forgery operation in Bangkok.

The New York Times' editorial board on Saturday endorsed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton for president.

Samantha Bee really went after Jimmy Fallon this week for his Donald Trump interview. In truth, he treated the GOP presidential nominee like a Kardashian. It was jokes and cuteness to the max, with Fallon even begging for permission to mess up Trump's orangish hair. (After some manufactured coyness, Trump agreed.)

September 25th is National Comic Book Day. Michaela Pereira shows us how fans are celebrating.

Appreciate the apostrophe, salute the semicolon and exalt the exclamation point today. It's National Punctuation Day!

The FBI released Friday nearly 200 pages of notes from its investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server, just three days before she squares off against Donald Trump in the first presidential debate.

Don King believes Donald Trump is the only candidate who can fix a "corrupt, rigged, sexist and racist" system -- employing several terms the GOP nominee's harshest critics have used to describe him and his campaign.

The two major party presidential candidates have very different views on how to address the use of deadly force by police officers in situations like the recent shootings in Tulsa and Charlotte. Hillary Clinton wants national standards for how and when police officers should use deadly force. Donald Trump wants more "stop and frisk." One proposal will likely reduce the improper use of deadly force, the other will almost certainly increase it.

Scott's family has released cell phone video, recorded by his wife, that shows the moments leading to his fatal shooting by police Tuesday.

Hillary Clinton will travel to Charlotte, North Carolina, on Sunday in the wake of a fatal police shooting of an African-American man that has sparked protests in the city.

Snapchat's new ambition begins with Spectacles -- a pair of funky sunglasses with a built-in wireless video camera.