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Many conservative newspapers are endorsing Democratic and Libertarian tickets, breaking decades of tradition - and dealing with fallout. 3 editors explain.

Libertarian Bill Weld, endorsed by 6 papers but not invited to VP debate, discusses his party's role, accusations of being spoilers, and Trump's behavior.

Jake Tapper and FactCheck.org didn't have to look beyond a recent stump speech that Donald Trump gave in Fort Myers, Florida for plenty of things to check.

Active-duty members of the military cannot have their cars repossessed without a court order, according to the DOJ, which just charged Wells Fargo with illegally repossessing 413 vehicles from members of the US military.

Buzzfeed uncovered a 2000 video featuring Donald Trump purportedly pouring champagne onto a Playboy limo.

Donald Trump is turning up the heat on his attacks against Hillary Clinton about her husband's past infidelities after a rocky week for his campaign. CNN's Chris Frates has more.

Someone shot a dog with an arrow in Washington state. And investigators are offering a $5,000 reward for information on the culprit.

Israel has deployed 8,000 police officers to protect world leaders ahead of Friday's funeral of former President Shimon Peres. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.

Several people have been killed in clashes between India and Pakistan. CNN's Ravi Agrawal reports.

Howard Stern's interviews with Donald Trump have become fodder in the 2016 election. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.

The US leads Europe 5-3 after the opening day of the Ryder Cup. CNN's Patrick Snell breaks down the action from Minnesota.

A heckler targeted golfers during a Ryder Cup practice round, then sunk a pressure putt to win $100 from a pro. He shared his unique experience with CNN's Patrick Snell.

Several scientists have come forward, saying they were sexually harassed in the labs where they worked. CNN's Sara Ganim reports.

From motorcycling to downhill skiing, personal airbags could open the door to more extreme adventures for all. CNN explores one of the newest safety innovations in sports.

The stars of "The Birth Of A Nation" respond to those hesitant to see the new drama after past controversies involving the film's director went public.

On GPS, former Australian PM Julia Gillard recounts how the sexism she faced in office finally erupted in a "misogyny speech" that resonated with many women.

Does gender inequality stem from lack of education? Julia Gillard insists that if improvements aren't made, girls will be left behind.

Australia's first female prime minister tells Fareed that Hillary Clinton is "absolutely" held to a different standard in the presidential race.

Can the man who helped lead UK voters to a "Brexit" help Trump's debate performance? Nigel Farage advises, "don't get involved in a cat fight with Hillary."

Before the UK voted to leave the EU, polls pointed to a victory for the "remain" camp. Will the U.S presidential election deliver a similar surprise?