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"Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" sequel coming in 2018

On Tuesday, the White House announced $35 million to study drones and said Google's drone delivery program will begin testing its delivery drones in the U.S.

Moon Express gets federal OK to try first private flight to moon in 2017.

Like a spoiled toddler, Donald Trump pouts, yells, lies and makes excuses when he doesn't want to do something -- such as release his taxes, Edward J. McCaffery says.

A new class of superfoods is making even the healthiest among us do a double take. Find out if these trends (with hefty price tags) can live up to their claims.

Donald Trump is publicly challenging the Commission on Presidential Debates, while the Clinton campaign is defending the commission's choices and noting that it was not involved.

Brighton's 531-foot British Airways i360, the tallest moving observation tower in the world, will take visitors 453 feet in the air.

Donald Trump has built a political brand on his willingness to say just about anything that comes to mind at a given moment -- relying, he says, on his "gut." Sometimes that means contradicting himself on fairly basic ideas and sentiments, like as recently as Tuesday about whether or not crying babies are fun to be around (Hint: less so over time).

While an Olympic medal at Rio 2016 costs around $600, gold in the 100m and 200m could earn Dafne Schippers millions in endorsements.

Michael Phelps will have the honor of carrying the U.S flag as he competes at his fifth Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this month.

A 22-year-old British man has died in Syria fighting with Kurdish forces to take a key city from ISIS control.

In June, CNN hosted former Govs. Gary Johnson and William Weld for a live town hall event. On Wednesday evening, the Libertarians will be back in prime-time for round two.

A federal judge denied Donald Trump's effort to have a fraud case involving Trump University thrown out because there was "a genuine issue" about whether Trump "knowingly participated" in a fraud scheme.

Avoid these financial faux pas with the capacity to seriously undermine your economic prospects.

Khan: The last book my son read that I sent him was Senator McCain's book about courage.

European nations received a record-setting 1.3 million asylum applications in 2015, according to the Pew Research Center.

Saatchi & Saatchi chairman Kevin Roberts has resigned after saying that more women don't become bosses because they prize work satisfaction over "vertical ambition" to move up.

We've got a lot to thank our ancestors for -- and if you're a fan of tattoos and graffiti, that includes rock art.

With 500,000 international visitors expected in Rio for the Olympics, CNN asked locals for tips for travelers seeking the inside track on authentic experiences

British fighter jets have struck an ISIS training complex in one of toppled Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's former palaces in Mosul, the UK's Ministry of Defense said.