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See how a high school softball baserunner fools a catcher with an epic fakeout. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

When Dominique Green left her 2-year-old daughter Aubrey with her parents in their Mississippi mobile home Friday evening, she didn't know she would lose a daughter and give birth to a son within 24 hours.

Dominque Green was heading to the hospital to give birth to a baby boy and left her 2-year-old in the safekeeping of the little girl's grandparents. What Green did not know was a powerful tornado would soon hit her neighborhood. CNN's Isabel Rosales has more.

The United States is now the biggest supplier of crude oil to the European Union.

Donald Trump continues to wield enormous power on Capitol Hill as House Republicans seek to curry favor with the former president, pursuing his fixations through their investigations and routinely updating him and his closest advisers on their progress.

In the Czech countryside, not far from Prague, a ghostly white train is speeding around and around a huge loop of track.

If someone were to ask you to draw the Pepsi logo from memory, what would you draw? A circle, perhaps, with the red, white and blue stripes that are emblematic of the brand. The word "Pepsi," probably, in that globe.

An amateur gold digger has found an enormous gold nugget worth 240,000 AUD ($160,000) in Australia.

Just as stock market turmoil is a good reminder to make sure your investment portfolio is diversified, a few surprise bank failures is a good excuse to find out whether your financial accounts — not just your checking and savings accounts — are all protected in the event that an institution housing them fails.

The US decision to fly its surveillance drones further south over the Black Sea after a Russian jet collided with a US drone earlier this month "definitely limits our ability to gather intelligence" related to the Ukraine war, a senior US military official tells CNN.

• Here's what to know about the Western tanks and armored vehicles arriving in Ukraine • 'I don't want people to feel sorry for me. I just want them to understand us'

Philadelphia officials are expected to provide an update on the city's water quality Tuesday morning following a chemical spill upstream in the Delaware River that has left many residents concerned and scrambling to buy bottled water despite the city's assurances that their tap water is currently safe to drink.

Woolly mammoth remains, with fur and tissue still in tact, are regularly found entombed in Arctic permafrost. Their discovery has allowed scientists to sequence the mammoth genome and learn intriguing details about the lives of these extinct Ice Age giants.