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Any decision by Donald Trump to publicly say whether he believes President Barack Obama was born in the US is only up to him, campaign senior adviser Boris Epshteyn said Friday in a heated exchange with CNN's Chris Cuomo.

Harry Reid fired back against Donald Trump on Friday, as the two political opponents continue their war of words.

A suicide attack at a Pakistani mosque in the country's tribal areas killed at least 25 people Friday, an official told CNN.

There are roughly seven thousand homeless people in Cape Town; looking for a way to help them, Oliver Brain, set up a sustainable sleeping bag business.

Customers can buy the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus in Apple stores and retail partners, but jet black phones may be impossible to find.

Medical care costs rose 1% in August compared to July, the sharpest one-month increase since 1984, the Labor Department reported.

While beef is the backbone of Argentina's daily diet, there are plenty of other tasty treats worth sampling in the world's eighth-largest country.

This year is on track to be the hottest ever on record, according to NASA.

A Kansas State University student who posted a picture on Snapchat in dark mud mask with a racial slur in the caption, denies that she was in blackface.

Bill Murray, the actor whose frequent acts of spontaneity have earned him a loyal cult of followers, has selected his next random act of Murray-ness.

The Food and Drug Administration issues warning letters to retailers for selling e-cigarettes and other tobacco products to minors.

Nigeria's airline industry is suffering from a recession, combined with a shortage of dollars, high costs and scarce fuel supplies.

Ahead of his retirement, Brazilian driver Felipe Massa looks back at the five best moments of his Formula One career.

Hillary Clinton used humor Friday to address her recent pneumonia diagnosis, telling an audience of black women in Washington that the upside was that it "finally got some Republicans interested in women's health."

If the Syria ceasefire deal holds and humanitarian aid gets through, what are the next steps?

Sen. Bernie Sanders sarcastically dismissed a statement from Donald Trump's campaign saying that the Republican nominee now believes President Barack Obama is a US citizen, arguing that the "birther" movement is about "delegitimizing the first African-American president in the history of our country."

As sounds of bombs and shelling remain largely quiet in Syria following a ceasefire deal, the outcry is getting louder over the lack of access for humanitarian convoys.

As with most things on the internet, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Turns out Diego isn't the most prolific tortoise, and he most certainty didn't do it alone (amirite, ladies?).

The New York Times announced a major newsroom shakeup with the appointment of Joe Kahn as its new managing editor.

It was just after noon on September 16, 1920 when a bomb went off on Wall Street, killing more than 30. Nearly 100 years later, the case remains a mystery.