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Harinder Baines, the man who called police after identifying the suspect in the New York and New Jersey attacks, recounts the shootout that ensued once police arrived.

As our economic recovery picks up steam and the financial crisis recedes in the rearview mirror, too many people in Washington seem to assume the problems with Wall Street are behind us. But the recent revelation of misdeeds by Wells Fargo -- a bank that touts itself as safer and less risky than other megabanks -- is proof we need more oversight, not less, to rein in Wall Street abuses.

Daughter of Robert Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, said in a Facebook post that former Republican President George H.W. Bush told her that he's voting for Hillary Clinton.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he never knew about planned lane closures along a busy bridge. Prosecutors say he did. CNN's Phil Mattingly reports.

Witnesses at the trial over bridge closures in New Jersey will testify that Gov. Chris Christie knew about the traffic problems, alleged to have been created as political payback, prosecutors said Monday.

The United Nations has suspended aid operations in Syria after a deadly attack on an aid convoy in rural Aleppo, a UN spokesperson told CNN.

If Donald Trump thinks his dominance in the Republican primary debates will translate to success in next week's matchup against Hillary Clinton, Lanhee Chen thinks the GOP nominee is in for a surprise.

Bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami's family sued the city of Elizabeth, NJ. and its police department in 2011 for discrimination and harassment.

Each morning for the last 65 years, 93-year-old Ed Shepard has walked to work to open up the Union 76 service station, here in rolling hills of West Virginia coal country.

The Food and Drug Administration Monday approved the first drug to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare and lethal muscle weakening disorder that affects about 15,000 Americans.

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There has been a disturbing increase in suicide rates among elementary school-age black children in recent years in the United States, and yet researchers aren't quite sure why.

About 10,000 cases of Eggo Nutri-Grain Whole Wheat Waffles are being voluntarily recalled in 25 states because they could be contaminated with the bacteria listeria, Kellogg Co. announced Monday on its website.

The wage gap between blacks and whites is the worst it's been in nearly four decades, according to a new report from the Economic Policy Institute.

The large bull rhino was about a hundred meters away. The jeep carrying the darting team moved closer, there was a popping sound and the bull twitched and moved off with a dart clearly visible in his upper leg. Within two minutes he was down on his knees. The dehorning team approached quickly, attached blinkers to cover his eyes as a group of ranch hands held him down and attached a rope to his back leg.

France has become the first country in the world to ban disposable plastic cups and plates.

Japanese millennials just aren't having sex.

Apple fans lined up across China last week to get their hands on the latest iPhone, while others tried to smuggle handsets in from Hong Kong.

Hillary Clinton described Donald Trump's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "bromance" during an interview on NBC's "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

Hillary Clinton described Donald Trump's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "bromance" during an interview that aired Monday, making light of a connection that she has derided during the 2016 presidential campaign.