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As manufacturers cut off supplies of lethal injection drugs, states look for new drug combinations for executions.

When Michael Jackson made the music video for "Thriller" in 1983, he was the biggest star in the world. In a book published by Glitterati Inc., "Michael Jackson: The Making of 'Thriller' 4 Days/1983," photographer Douglas Kirkland chronicles the making of the groundbreaking film.

A rare record dubbed the "Holy Grail" for Beatles collectors -- and hidden away for over five decades -- has sold at auction for £77,500 ($110,000).

Mitch McConnell says the Senate will not confirm Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland even if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency.

The orcas currently in SeaWorld's care will be the last generation of the mammals enclosed at the water parks, according to a company announcement. CNN's Martin Savidge reports.

SeaWorld announces the end of its controversial breeding program, but what will happen to killer whales still in SeaWorld parks?

Sumo wrestling is as ingrained in Japanese culture as sushi and cat cafes.

CNN's Andy Scholes breaks down bracketology strategy so you can compete in the March Madness office pool.

A U.S. official has told CNN that Iran has the ability to launch a three-stage rocket with a satellite on top "at any minute."

For the first time, an official from the NFL publicly acknowledged a connection between football and CTE. CNN's Coy Wire reports.

Why is Ted Cruz making moose antlers? CNN's Jeanne Moos has the best political GIFs.

See photos from the life and career of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The Olympics are a time for countries to come together and compete for glory, and the host cities use the event as a moment to shine.

Meet BOTUS -- the Bootmaker of the United States.

Donald Trump's campaign manager said Thursday that the Republican front-runner has given more than $100 million to charity.

Well, that didn't last long.

See what goes into helping feed over a hundred million school students in this CNN original report.

Bees, birds, butterflies and beetles are among a growing list of pollinator species in jeopardy of global extinction, a United Nations study warns, a trend that could threaten the world's food supply.

OPEC President Mohammed Bin Saleh al-Sada says the best possible proposal is freeze oil production at January levels.

At a reception in recognition of Black History Month, President Obama reacted to a compliment shouted Michelle Obama's direction.