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It could have been a moment of controversy or anger. Instead it turned into a perfect demonstration of one of Olympism's founding principles -- that it's "a philosophy of life, exalting and combining in a balanced whole the qualities of body, will and mind."

The Rio Olympic Games enters the last week with a clutch of 2012 stars looking for repeat success on the track, the hockey pitch and in the waters around Rio.

Mark Zuckerberg discusses one of the lowest points in Facebook's early history and why the Oculus acquisition may not have had to happen.

After a tumultuous weekend mired in protests and violence, many Milwaukee residents hoped for calm.

A new tool by the Wharton School at UPenn forecasts that Trump's immigration proposals would cost millions of jobs.

Conservatives dissatisfied with Donald Trump have given the Libertarian presidential nominee a chance to take his third party to center stage, but Gary Johnson has not exactly been a fixture on the campaign trail.

Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, which together reported 6,136 suspected cases of yellow fever, plan to vaccinate more than 14 million people.

Sen. Kelly Ayotte will vote for Donald Trump, but is emphasizing her differences with him as she runs for re-election in New Hampshire

Hillary Clinton is ahead of Donald Trump in another swing state, according to a new poll, holding a wide lead over the GOP presidential nominee in Virginia.

Airstrikes hit a hospital Monday in northwestern Yemen, humanitarian aid group Doctors Without Borders said on its official Twitter account.

Twitter is increasingly looking to sports as a way to attract more users. Talks of a deal between Twitter and Apple to get Twitter on Apple TV show that Twitter's relationships with the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball have some value.

Flooding in Louisiana is blamed for nine deaths, and more than 20,000 people were rescued over the weekend. About 30 parishes will be declared disaster areas, the governor says.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's tumultuous breakup has come to an end.

CNN talks to Ibtihaj Muhammad, the first American woman to win a medal at the Olympics while wearing a hijab.

Three brothers who loved to watch "Lucha Libre" or Mexican wrestling turn their passion into taco joint that includes a wrestling ring and free lunch for anyone who wears a wrestler's mask.

John Krasinski is Jack Ryan.

A new study found that nearly 60% of investors who score high on a "love of money" scale actually have bad financial outcomes, according to State Street's Center for Applied Research, which surveyed 3,000 retail investors across the globe.

FIFA ex-President João Havelange, who oversaw remarkable growth in world soccer before succumbing to scandal, has died at 100, according to hospital officials.

Tech stocks are surging, rekindling memories (and fears) of another bubble like the one from the late 1990s. But boring dividend paying stocks in the Dow are on fire too. Can these trends continue? Or does something have to give?

A community bank in southern Germany is passing negative interest rates onto its customers.