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Before there was Ryan Lochte, there was Troy Dalbey

Harrowing photos of two boys -- one wounded, one dead -- illustrate childhood amid the impact of Syria's civil war.

It's official: The NBA has moved the 2017 All-Star Game from Charlotte to New Orleans.

Donald Trump wants the American people to know that he realizes some of the things he's said have hurt people. Which people and what things, exactly, is less clear.

It's Kerry Washington like you've never seen her before.

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Moto has accused Samsung of copying its always-on display feature.

It's said that the worst of times can bring out the best in people. That's on full display in Louisiana.

After a ten year battle, a $20 million bio-pic about Panamanian Boxer Roberto Dur

Usain Bolt proved unbeatable once again after claiming victory in the men's 200-meters final in Rio Thursday.

Jewelry from former First Lady Nancy Reagan's private collection will hit the auction block in September.

Dozens of tech and telecom companies joined together for the first meeting of the "Robocall Strike Force" at the Federal Communications Commission on Friday.

A former Deutsche Bank employee said he turned down his half of a $16.5 million whistleblower award, to protest against the lack of punishment of the bank's top executives.

A growing number of soldiers, nurses and self-employed workers are using investing app Stash. It allows people to invest with as little as $5.

US Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte apologizes for his behavior with three of his teammates over the weekend at a Rio de Janeiro gas station.

Ryan Lochte's adventures outside of the pool have been colorful -- and at times rocky.

Here's a breakdown of what we know and don't know concerning the reported robbery of four US swimmers in Rio de Janeiro -- and what it means for everyone involved.

The star gymnast spoke to CNN's Alisyn Camerota and said the 2020 Olympic Games are far away, but she is already thinking about them.

Morgan Stanley was hit with a class action lawsuit Friday, filed on behalf of 60,000 workers. It claims that the company mismanaged their retirement plans by offering poorly performing funds and charging excessive fees.

Athletes file trademarks to cash in on any extra money from their nicknames, catchphrases and logos.