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Is Elon Musk resigning as "chief Twit" or not?

The mixed verdict in Harvey Weinstein's Los Angeles trial, to some, illustrates how justice and accountability in the #MeToo movement isn't always even.

Russian President Vladimir Putin made a rare visit to neighboring Belarus as Ukraine says it fears a full-scale invasion from Belarus is imminent. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.

The House select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol has concluded that former President Donald Trump was ultimately responsible for the insurrection, laying out for the public and the Justice Department a trove of evidence for why he should be prosecuted for multiple crimes.

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China and Russia will begin a weeklong joint live-fire naval exercise in the East China Sea on Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement, as the two partners step up cooperation in an increasingly tense western Pacific.

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It's over for JoJo Siwa and Avery Cyrus.

Former Trump White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham reacts to former President Donald Trump's post in the wake of the criminal referrals made by the January 6 committee to the Department of Justice.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has agreed to be extradited to the United States, where he faces eight federal counts of fraud and conspiracy that could land him behind bars for life.

A skier was rescued on Friday in Teton County, Wyoming, near Jackson Hole after getting caught in an avalanche and carried about 500 yards.

The House January 6 committee's decision to issue criminal referrals against former President Donald Trump marks a return to old expectations about the rule of law and its equal application to all citizens. The referrals are advisory and the Department of Justice will ultimately decide whether to indict Trump, but the January 6 committee's message is loud and clear. They believe the former president should be prosecuted for serious crimes against the country.

Mick Mulvaney, former acting chief of staff of President Trump, tells CNN's Jake Tapper why he thinks Trump should be concerned about the Jan. 6 committee's referral for a criminal charge of obstructing an official proceeding.

The January 6 committee used its final public meeting Monday to summarize its 17-month investigation with a simple closing statement: All roads lead to Donald Trump.

American sports fans, if you don't love soccer now (and yes, you can call it that — this whole "football versus soccer" thing is just stupid and unbecoming to global society), there might be no hope for you.

Elon Musk may soon be on the lookout for a new chief executive to run Twitter.

Lawmakers reached an agreement to include in must-pass legislation a measure aimed at making it harder to overturn a certified presidential election, marking the first legislative response to the US Capitol insurrection and then-President Donald Trump's relentless pressure campaign to stay in power despite his 2020 loss.

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