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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump appeared on "The Dr. Oz Show" to disclose his medical records.

Have you seen the signs?

Summer's over. And so is the sense of calm that drifted over the markets the past few months. Investors are nervous once more. CNNMoney's Fear & Greed Index is once again showing signs of Fear as a possible Fed rate hike looms.

Donald Trump, the man whose doctor claims would be the "healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," doesn't exercise, wants to lose at least 15 pounds and is on medication to control his cholesterol.

Watch two toddlers reunite after being separated at a Chinese orphanage. CNN's Jeanne Moos has the heartwarming hugfest.

Ford has a message to Donald Trump: We're not going anywhere.

We've got less than two weeks to go before the first presidential debate -- and with the election so close, it's all the more important to shine. Donald Trump needs to reassure us that he is fit for the job. Hillary Clinton needs to present a reason to vote for her other than to stop Trump. Both candidates will be preparing hard. They shouldn't overdo it, though. History shows that less is more.

The culture war began in 1970s America, when secular liberals and religious conservatives battled for the soul of the nation. Since then, there have been many skirmishes -- from gay rights versus traditional heteronormativity, feminism versus misogyny and racial justice versus white privilege and supremacy. But no matter the driving divisive issue, the culture war has always been a fight for our national cultural identity, a fight for who we are, how we define ourselves and what we decide falls within the boundaries of desirable societal norms.

Mitt Romney was right. In 2012, the then-Republican presidential contender attracted derision by dubbing Russia America's "No. 1 geopolitical foe." Russia has indeed gone from being a regional nuisance to a global adversary of the United States. And right now it looks as though it is winning.

Another Ye, another hip hop beef.

His presidency would cost the US economy $1 trillion over the next five years, according to Oxford Economics a British forecasting firm with offices in the United States.

GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump discusses his health and dietary habits with Dr. Oz on "The Dr. Oz Show."

Clinton Foundation president Donna Shalala says the charitable organization would need to transition some of its work to other organizations if Hillary Clinton is president -- even though it didn't do so when she was secretary of state.

The pastor who hosted Donald Trump at her church in Flint, Michigan, interrupted the Republican presidential nominee during his speech Wednesday to ask him to refrain from attacking his rival Hillary Clinton.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump is running a "deplorable campaign."

A team of scientists on a California island are brushing away centuries of dirt and trying to uncover mysteries of human migration and mammoth extinction with a unique fossil discovery.

Donald Trump's employees are not all eligible to receive eight-weeks paid parental leave, according to a new report, contrary to Ivanka Trump's and the Trump Organization's head of human resources' claims.

Britain's new prime minister has given the green light to a controversial nuclear power plant financed by French and Chinese firms that had raised concerns over national security.

In Syria a 10-year-old girl was almost missed, counted for dead until a volunteer emergency responder spotted her in the rubble.

Leaked emails from former Secretary of State Colin Powell show him strongly criticizing Donald Trump, labeling him a "national disgrace and an international pariah."