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Mike Pence charges that, while there's no evidence of policy changes for Clinton Foundation donors while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State, the foundation did sell "access" to donors.

Mike Pence tells CNN's Jake Tapper he's not yet settled on a debate stand-in for Democratic VP Nominee Tim Kaine. He says he looks forward to debating the Virginia senator.

MTV's Jamil Smith says Breitbart News is part of a "white supremacist machine." Scottie Nell Hughes and J.D. Vance join the conversation about media coverage of race.

Retired Lt. Col. Rick Francona talks to CNNi about the battle in northern Syria and Turkey's military objectives.

In his spare time, musician Chris Leamy takes his talents to the streets of New York where he busks for tips -- not for himself, but for the homeless.

Los Angeles Airport police have confirmed that reports of shots fired in the facility were a false alarm as the airport authority confirms that all terminals have been cleared and operations are restarting.

Nykea Aldridge, cousin of Chicago Bulls star Dwyane Wade, was shot and killed by crossfire Friday afternoon in Chicago's Parkway Gardens neighborhood.

CNN's Andrew Stevens takes a look at how China is keeping tight control on what the world does and does not see when the G20 comes to Hangzhou.

Brazil's embattled President Dilma Rousseff will speak to lawmakers in her impeachment trial at the country's Senate. CNN's Shasta Darlington has more.

Latin American music icon Juan Gabriel has died, according to sources close to the family and to Mexico's news agency Notimex. Juan Gabriel sold more than 100 million records during his career.

Doctor Harold Bornstein told NBC News he spent five minutes writing the letter proclaiming Donald Trump to be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." CNN's Jim Acosta has more.

It's estimated there are 1,500 child soldiers fighting in ISIS ranks. CNN's Amara Walker speaks to Professor Mia Bloom about the terror group's recruitment of children.

The gruesome murder of 10-year-old Victoria Martens has shaken the Albuquerque community. Martens' mother and two others have been charged in relation to her death.

Students returning to school this fall are likely to face some confusion as school boards struggle with the issue of access to bathrooms for transgender individuals. CNN's Ariane de Vogue explains.

Coordination helps recovery in earthquake-stricken Italy, we look back on the impact of Hurricane Katrina, and the U.S. resumes commercial flights to Cuba.

Two people were killed when a charter bus crashed west of New Orleans, Louisiana. CNN's Fredricka Whitfield reports

The leader of Norway's liberal party was caught playing Pokemon Go during a parliamentary hearing. But she's not the only Norwegian official who has been seen playing the game on the job.

On August 29, new FAA regulations took effect making it easier to become a certified drone pilot.

Scottie Nell Hughes, J.D. Vance and Jamil Smith discuss Donald Trump's objections to "Morning Joe" and, more broadly, his complaints about media bias.

Recent tweets by the AP were "clumsy" and "sloppy," the news agency's top editor Kathleen Carroll says, but she defends its much-scrutinized Clinton Foundation story, calling it "rock solid."