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CNN's Barbara Starr and Will Ripley discuss how the US and Turkey will plan the future of the war-torn town of Raqqa, Syria.

Richard Quest gets the ultimate holiday shopping guide from one of Bergdorf Goodman's personal shoppers.

Patrick Pouyanné, CEO of French energy giant Total, tells CNNMoney's John Defterios, "I would be happy to be the first Western company to sign an agreement in Iran."

CNN's Richard Quest provides a buyer's guide to diamond shopping this holiday season.

CNN's Ed Lavandera speaks with some Mexico City residents about their anxiety over a possible Donald Trump US presidency.

Relive the key moments of Hillary Clinton's second run for the presidency.

CNN's John King examines the counties that he'll be keeping a close eye on during Election Night. Next up: Prince William County, Virginia.

CNN's Zain Asher sits down with Olam International's Mallikarjuna Kumaraswamy to discuss how the Nigerian company supplies food and industrial raw materials across the globe.

Intel set a world record by sending 500 drones into the sky for a coordinated light show.

Nestle -- the largest food company in the world -- sources much of its cocoa from Ivory Coast. CNN visits Nestle's Ivorian R&D center to find out more.

Adding low dose aspirin to manage heart health.

The mannequin challenge is the newest Internet craze, and celebrities are joining in too.

Tomeka Jones reports on a fun way to stay healthy.

Kelly Bowman reports on a less invasive treatment to improve sleep.

Holly Firfer runs through the reasons to stick with the flu shot instead of the mist.

Asking the right questions is key.

A program where nurses coach patients over the phone.

The Cookie Monster paid CNN's Nina dos Santos a visit and was asked to choose between Melania Trump and Bill Clinton's baked cookies.

This year, Switzerland hosted the first ever Cybathlon - a competition linking man and machine. Athletes, known as pilots, put assistance technology to the test over an obstacle course consisting of everyday challenges.

Sao Tome and Principe's amazing biodiversity has drawn scientists to try and conserve the country's wildlife -- from deep under the ocean to the depths of the forest.