British banker Rurik Jutting has pleaded not guilty in a Hong Kong court in the trial of the deaths of two Indonesian women. CNN's Mallika Kapur reports.
After several tough questions about his investment in the Trump Taj Mahal casino, Donald Trump walked out of a 1990 interview with CNN's Charles Feldman.
Christopher Van Meter, an Iraq War veteran who won a Purple Heart, says he had to refinance his home to repay a bonus he received for reenlisting in the Army.
Hundreds of migrants heed the evacuation order to leave the migrant camp in Calais, but some who defy that order will be tested as French authorities move to dismantle the camp itself. CNN's Melissa Bell reports.
Fareed gives his take on why, even if the coalition beats ISIS in Mosul, the group will never truly defeated until underlying sectarian issues are addressed.
Senator Elizabeth Warren fires back at Donald Trump, stating that nasty women "have had it" with men like Trump and will vote to keep him out of their lives.
Open Court host Pat Cash gives you a breakdown of the season's grand finale where the best eight players in the world compete for millions in prize money.
CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci visits one of the most diverse school districts in the country to examine how political rhetoric is damaging even the most welcoming schools.
President Barack Obama directed harsh criticism at Rep. Darrell Issa at a fundraiser in La Jolla, California, claiming Issa "is not serious about working on problems."
Jeanette Lee became the number one pool player in the world at age 23, all the while pushing through the pain of scoliosis. HLN's Michaela Pereira brings us her story.