U.S. officials are pointing the finger at Russia for striking an aid convoy outside Aleppo, Syria Monday. 20 people were killed as the fragile ceasefire is now over. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.
Prosecutors claim Gov. Christie knew of the planned traffic jam known as 'Bridgegate" despite Christie denied any wrongdoing. CNN's Phil Mattingly reports.
She left before her husband alleged planted bombs across New Jersey and New York. Did Ahmad Khan Rahami's wife know anything about her husband's alleged plans? CNN's Pamela Brown reports
Why did the FBI not interview suspected bomber Ahmad Khan Rahami after his father made alarming statements two years before this weekend's attacks? CNN's Jim Sciutto reports from New York.
An official has said that the wife of alleged New York and New Jersey bomber left the US days before the attacks. CNN's Pamela Brown reports that she is cooperating with the investigation.
Ahmad Rahami's father says he called the FBI two years ago when his son was acting violently. The FBI interview Rahami's father in 2014 and ultimately concluded the investigation a domestic dispute. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports.
Amal Clooney is calling on the International Criminal Court to hold ISIS accountable for the "genocide" and human trafficking they've been conducting against the Yazidi people.
When Carl Koppelman was laid off from his job at Disney, he decided to put his artistic skills to work helping police put a face on unidentified bodies.
Jolie is seeking physical custody of their six children and asking the court to grant Pitt visitation. Family law attorney Paulette Gharibian reviews the court documents.
Terence Crutcher, a 40-year-old unarmed black man, was fatally shot September 16 after officers responded to his car which was left in the middle of the road.
During a press conference, Crutcher family attorney Benjamin Crump said that the police at the scene could have easily resolved the incident with "less than lethal force."
Scoot Wood, the attorney of Tulsa police officer Betty Shelby, describes the lengthy altercation between her and Terrance Crutcher, the unarmed black man she shot and killed.
Queen Rania of Jordan talks to Christiane Amanpour about her country's response to the refugee crisis and what she calls a "global numbness to disaster."