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It's part of a crowd-funded campaign with a very simple aim: use creativity for good.

These well-visited institutions, including London's British Museum and Athens' Acropolis Museum, prove they're not just dusty collections of old fossils

The Democratic Party that selected Hillary Clinton to be its nominee this year has a drastically different demographic profile than the one that chose her husband to top the ticket in 1992. And so, too, does the Republican Party that emerged from the Reagan era scarcely resemble the one that today selected Donald Trump as its standard bearer.

Breaking new barriers, four visually impaired Paralympic athletes ran so fast, they would have won gold at the Rio Olympics.

The 2016 election is setting new lows for presidential transparency in the modern era.

Pandora signs new licensing deals, allowing it to stream on demand and paving the way to compete with Spotify

Wells Fargo drops sales goals that employees say led to pressure to open millions of bogus accounts.

Republicans who want to fix the Donald Trump problem should study David Cameron's failure.

Americans believe cancer is the "most important" health care challenge in the country, according to a new Mayo Clinic survey.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a request from Ohio Democrats to restore the state's so-called "Golden Week" -- a seven day period where people can both register to vote and cast a ballot

Facebook has lost its bid to stop a lawsuit by a 14-year old girl, whose naked photo appeared on the network.

Mylan has agreed to give the House Oversight Committee the documents it requested that will provide lawmakers with information about how much Mylan made off its EpiPen sales.

This week, on the vast, desolate moonscape of Utah's salt flats, one man will attempt something never before achieved.

Robert Mugabe, 92, has ruled Zimbabwe for longer than most Zimbabweans have been alive. Who are the leading contenders to replace him?

George Clooney is warning the world that it is better for international leaders to end the civil war raging in South Sudan now before it gets worse.

Apple's new wireless AirPods are not even on sale yet, but accessory makers are already trying to cash on people who are worried about losing the pricey headphones.

Donald Trump is criticizing Janet Yellen for keeping interest rates low and has accused Yellen, a Democrat, for trying to help President Obama and Hillary Clinton. But this era of low rates began under a Republican president and Fed chair.

In this episode, CNN Style's Derek Blasberg delves into the past and future of the Nordic aesthetic with Copenhagen's leading cultural exports: architect Bjarke Ingels, artist Olafur Eliasson, model Freja Beha Erichsen and more.

Irish jockey Niall McCullagh suffered horrific injuries after being thrown from his horse in 2015 but was eager to get back to racing as soon as he could.

Simone Biles and Aly Raisman brought home more than just gold from Rio, they developed a lifelong friendship.