When asked about the lack of diversity in President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet, NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown said it's not about black and white, but rather who can do good for others.
President Obama signs the "moonshot" cancer and opioid bill. The legislation funds research to find a cure for cancer -- an initiative led by Vice President Joe Biden, who lost his son, Beau, to cancer.
Ambassador Christopher Hill, Dean of the School of International Studies at the University of Denver, talks to CNNi about comments made by Trump on China.
The Pentagon says three ISIS leaders were killed in Raqqa, Syria, during coalition airstrikes on December 4. Two of the dead were directly involved in plotting the 2015 Paris terror attacks. CNN's Barbara Starr reports.
In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Dmitri Alperovitch, whose firm investigated the DNC hack, said that their firm did, in fact, catch two groups associated with Russian intelligence agencies in the act.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos speaks to Christiane Amanpour about his race to win the peace in Colombia after signing a new peace deal with the FARC.
Jan Egeland, senior adviser to the UN Special Envoy on Syria, says that though reports of atrocities in Aleppo are hard to verity, they are "pretty consistent."