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Jia Jia was 38 and had lived at Hong Kong's Ocean Park for the past 17 years. Park chairman Leo Kung said that Jia Jia "will be deeply missed."

After Donald Trump's performance at the second debate, Fareed gives his take on the internal divisions in the Republican Party.

With Donald Trump's taxes in the news, Fareed takes a look at a country where everyone's tax returns are available for all to see.

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports from the front lines of Mosul.

Thousands of Iraqi and Kurdish are battling to liberate Iraq's second largest city. CNN's Barbara Starr reports.

While US forces are backing up Iraqi fighters battling to liberate Mosul from ISIS, the Pentagon has not said if US troops will enter the city. CNN's Barbara Starr reports.

CNN's political panel unpacks Donald Trump's myriad allegations that the election is being rigged.

Surrogates of Hillary Clinton scatter battleground states as Clinton herself uses this time to prep for the final debate. CNN's Brianna Keilar reports.

CNN's Sara Murray reports how Donald Trump is outright alleging the election is "rigged".

New CNN/ORC polls show a virtual dead heat in the battleground states of Nevada, North Carolina & Ohio.

Michael Moran, Principal, Control Risks talks to CNN's Nick Parker about the division within the GOP and political risk surrounding Donald Trump.

North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory said the firebombing at the Orange County Republican Headquarters was the work of an anarchist.

A significant battle begins in Iraq, China takes a step forward in its space program, and a U.S. community reels from the effects of a national heroin epidemic.

Sixty percent of investors now say Clinton is the best candidate for the stock market, according to a new E*Trade poll of nearly 1,000 active investors versus only 40% for Trump.

Feisal Istrabadi, of Indiana University, talks to CNN's Robyn Curnow about what the campaign for Mosul means for the future of Iraq and for the region.

John King reports on Republicans' worries on the possibility of Trump TV, post-election. This is what Trump's chairman is saying behind closed doors.

Mary Katharine Ham reports on Utah polling showing signs of support for Evan McMullin. Does that say anything about third party pull in other states?

The Washington Post's Ed O'Keefe reports on the latest voter registration statistics among Hispanics.

Responding to a question about Donald Trump's call for drug testing prior to the presidential debate, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest made a joke about Trump's sniffing during the first two debates.

What some have called 'Clownmageddon' - an increase in sightings of creepy clowns, some carrying weapons - has now traveled from the U.S., across the pond, to the UK.