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At the start of the first full day of the Syria ceasefire, there's a glimmer of hope that a temporary ceasefire will bring much needed calm to parts of the war-ravaged country.

This baby's making waves.

The surveillance video clearly shows a man approaching the mosque. Police say he was carrying paper and a bottle of liquid. Then came the flash.

Here's a look at the life of former president of Israel Shimon Peres.

German authorities say that they have arrested three young Syrian nationals who they claim are members of ISIS.

The World Anti-Doping Agency said Tuesday that Russian hackers broke into its database, stealing medical data of Olympic stars including gold medal gymnast Simone Biles and tennis player Venus Williams.

Hillary Clinton will return to the campaign trail Thursday, spokesman Nick Merrill said.

A jovial President Barack Obama lit into Donald Trump Tuesday, using his first solo campaign appearance to openly question the nominee's fitness for the presidency.

The Pentagon is in the preliminary stages of discussing whether to send more Special Operations forces to advise and assist Iraqi forces as the two countries get ready for the assault to retake Mosul from ISIS, CNN has learned.

Get ready for fireworks next week when Elizabeth Warren grills Wells Fargo's CEO over the bank's mind-boggling creation of millions of fake accounts.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and New Jersey Transit are telling its customers with Galaxy Note 7 phones to shut off their devices before entering a subway station or boarding a train or bus.

Apple users who were quick to download its latest iOS 10 software on Tuesday were subject to a major bug that left devices temporarily useless.

CNN Senior Medical Correspondent Elizabeth Cohen explains what pneumonia is and how it can affect patients in recovery.

The days of the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and Syria conquering vast swaths of territory for its "caliphate" seem to have come to an end. But even as it is defeated by multiple armies on the battlefield, the headline-hungry terrorist group is far from finished. The next chapter in the horror-inducing history of ISIS is likely to feature women doing the killing -- and Europe could provide the principal stage.

Maryland bus driver Renita Smith saved 20 students from her school bus after it began to smoke then burst into flames.

Hillary Clinton's decision to press on and ignore her doctor's advice to rest while recovering from pneumonia may have startled the nation, but will have come as little surprise to most physicians.

Wait. What? No way.

The HMS Terror, a long lost British Ship, was found in pristine condition under 80 feet of water by the Arctic Research Foundation.

The media storm around Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's "stumble," which was due to heat exposure while she suffers from walking pneumonia, highlights the double standard being applied to Clinton and Trump in terms of transparency and fitness to lead.