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Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she understands why Republican nominee Donald Trump's tone in the election might appeal to "angry" voters -- but she insists his solutions won't work if they're implemented.

Mark Zuckerberg came under criticism after Facebook censored the famous Vietnam War picture of a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack. Friday afternoon, the company said it would reinstate it.

Could North Korea actually put a nuclear warhead atop a rocket and fire it at a potential adversary?

The big battle over Zika could be coming to an abrupt end on Capitol Hill.

We can never win as a nation by divisive rhetoric and bias against ethnic or religious groups, say Liz and Steve Alderman

Matt Lauer did a "tremendous job" leading the network's "Commander-in-Chief Forum" earlier this week, NBC News chair Andy Lack said in an internal memo Friday.

Senator Chuck Grassley says EpiPen maker Mylan's response to his questions about the treatment's skyrocketing costs won't satisfy his constituents.

Whatever Vladimir Putin's goal is in a year-long campaign of apparent cyberattacks against the US political system, the Russian leader has accomplished this much: tying the US government in knots over what to do about it.

For the fourth time, health officials have detected a superbug in a US patient, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported today.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is expected to make remarks at prominent conservative leader Phyllis Schlafly's funeral in St. Louis Saturday, a source told CNN Friday.

Former Wells Fargo employees tell CNNMoney about the unrelenting pressure and insane sales targets that led employees at the bank to open millions of phony accounts.

Liz and Steve Alderman lost their son Peter in the 9/11 attacks15 years ago, and have turned their grief into action.

Stocks sank as investors started to worry that interest rates are finally going to start creeping higher again. It's not really a cause for panic, but it is a sign that investors got too used to rates being near zero for this long.

Stand Up To Cancer airs telethon on 60 networks -- co-founder calls it 'challenging'

The 10 Palombo siblings lost their father during the terrorist attacks of 9/11. When their mother died several years later, they agreed to raise each other.

They lost their fathers but "we're still here" -- resilient and successful. 9/11 "children" -- now ages 14 to 29 -- join CNN's Brooke Baldwin in a Town Hall.

Levi's Stadium, home of San Francisco 49ers, unveiled a new rooftop farm that will generate 150 pounds of produce weekly for food served at the stadium.

It's a summer camp with a distinction: participants are young people touched by terror. This year 55 gathered together and found solace in their common bond.

The friendship between an American teen and a young French woman is unlikely except one thing: they both lost their fathers to terrorism. And their bond is deep.

The Wells Fargo phony bank account scandal is a problem for Warren Buffett's favorite bank. Wells Fargo has already fired more than 5,000 managers and rank-and-file employees. But do senior execs need to go too?