Donald Trump announced that he will meet with President Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico just hours before delivering a speech on his plans for immigration reform and border security in Arizona.
Freia David has worked at McDonald's for 32 years. More than a hundred people --including friends, family and customers -- came to celebrate her retirement.
Most of the fruits and vegetables grown in the U.S. are picked by undocumented workers. American farmers explain to Cristina Alesci how Donald Trump's big plans for immigration would decimate American crops.
The coattail effect usually means a popular presidential contender helps other down ballot candidates in their party, but the opposite could be happening in 2016. CNN's Dana Bash reports.
CNN Projects that Marco Rubio will win the Florida Republican Senate Primary, and that Patrick Murphy will win the Florida Democratic Senate Primary. CNN's Manu Raju reports.
In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Donald Trump Jr. hit back against accusations that his father had flip-flopped on the hardline immigration policy he pushed during the primaries when he appeared to poll an audience during a town hall with Fox News' Sean Hannity.
CNN's Moni Basu was on a ship in the Mediterranean in July as a crew rescued migrants trying to make the journey to Europe. She discusses her experience and the challenges of Europe's migrant crisis with CNN's Today's Amara Walker.
More than 6,500 desperate migrants crossing the Mediterranean were rescued in 30 hours by European governments and NGOs. The desperation driving the massive migration shows no sign of slowing down. CNN's Ben Wedeman and Amara Walker report.
Experts say the Pentagon's screening policies aren't stringent enough after a high-ranking Army officer's double life went undetected for more than a decade. CNN's Elise Labott reports.
The European Union says Apple owes billions in back taxes, violence spikes in Chicago, and we examine research into the biomechanics of baseball pitching.
Trump economic adviser and real estate mogul Tom Barrack says "Donald Trump will stick to what he's said" on entitlement reforms, but that he "might do something different because you have to do something different."