President-elect Donald Trump makes additional cabinet appointments amid tweeting about punishing those who burn the American flag and lashing out at the media for fact-checking his baseless claim about widespread election fraud. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
Norwegian border guards train in the freezing wilderness near the town of Kirkenes, a key area to securing NATO's border with Russia. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh has more.
Protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline who stay despite the evacuation order during harsh winter conditions do so at their own risk, law enforcement says. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
Authorities believe Abdul Razak Ali Artan, who attacked pedestrians at Ohio State University, was inspired by terrorist propaganda from ISIS. CNN's Pamela Brown reports.
In minutes researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory can turn human waste into biocrude, an oil that can be refined into gasoline or diesel.
The world's largest manufacturer of traditional bagpipes outside of Scotland is in Sialkot, Pakistan. Sanalluah PLC has been producing bagpipes for over a century, exporting them all over the world including Scotland.
Israeli lawmakers debate a controversial bill that would silence the broadcasting of the Muslim call to prayer between 11pm and 7am. CNN's Oren Liebermann reports.
Arizona Sen. John McCain would not comment on President-elect Donald Trump's tweet about punishing those who burn the American flag. CNN's Manu Raju is on Capitol Hill.
Spreading Christmas cheer is serious business, so Santas head to Santa University every year to brush up on their skills. CNNMoney gives you a glimpse at how the holiday magic is made.
