The Taliban likely gained access to tens of millions of dollars the US transferred to the Afghan government before it collapsed, a US government watchdog found.
Four college students were found dead in a house near the University of Idaho campus Sunday, setting off a homicide investigation and sending shock waves through the campus of about 11,500 students.
In the Emilia Romagna region, on Italy's Adriatic coast, summers are languid, sultry, and full of opportunities to dine, drink, dance, swim, relax and replenish. For a few days at the end of July, however, this scenic corner of one of the world's most beautiful countries experiences an invasion.
Climate protesters in Austria have thrown a black substance over Gustav Klimt's painting "Death and Life," in the latest act targeting renowned works of art across the world.
The sister of Alaa Abd El-Fattah said Tuesday that she had received a letter saying the imprisoned British-Egyptian activist had ended his hunger strike after more than 200 days.
When Apple announced at its closely-watched September product launch event that it would soon introduce an Emergency SOS feature powered by a network of satellites orbiting above Earth, Brooklyn probably wasn't the secluded location most had in mind for using it.
When it comes to which milk is better for the planet — dairy or plant-based — environmentalists will say there's no dispute: Milk made from plants wins every time.
Republicans are closing in on the 218 seats that would deliver them a House majority, but several races remain uncalled. CNN's John Berman breaks down what could happen next on the magic wall.
An attorney for Jarrett Hobbs, a North Carolina man, released videos showing Hobb's being brutally beaten while in custody at the Camden County, Georgia, Detention Center in September. Attorneys for the 41-year-old Black man are calling the incident "inexcusable" and want charges against the officers to be filed. CNN's Martin Savidge reports.
The late Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona was a close friend of President Joe Biden when they served together in the Senate, according to his wife Cindy McCain. In a video she recorded during Biden's presidential campaign, she recalled how during family picnics in Biden's backyard, "they would just sit and joke. It was like a comedy show, sometimes, to watch the two of them."
