Speaker of the House Mike Johnson closely collaborated with a group in the mid-to-late 2000s that promoted "conversion therapy," a discredited practice that asserted it could change the sexual orientation of gay and lesbian individuals.
Donald Trump Jr., the son of former President Donald Trump, is testifying Wednesday in the New York civil fraud trial against him. Follow here for live updates on the trial.
Read CNN's Fast Facts about Lionel "Leo" Messi and learn about the soccer player who plays for Argentina's national team and Major League Soccer (MLS) club Inter Miami.
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it is hitting pause again on its rate-hiking campaign as the economy continues to absorb the effects of higher borrowing costs.
Strong jet streams across the Atlantic are seeing passenger airplanes knock more than an hour off their flight times, as they hit speeds of 761 mph -- the speed of sound. However, they're not breaking the sound barrier -- here's why.
The remote Azores archipelago used to be known for its whale hunting. These days, however, it's better known for whale watching -- and is officially one of the most sustainable places on the planet to see the animals.
Israeli forces said a strike on a refugee camp in northern Gaza killed a top Hamas commander responsible for the October 7 attack on Israel. Hamas denied the claim.
Whether it's concern over a sugar rush, weight gain or loss of control, a giant bag of candy on Halloween can give some parents anxiety. But controlling kids' candy supply too tightly may backfire and lead to unintended consequences, experts say.
Every morning since the school year started, before teacher assistant Madelyn Cedeno shuts the front door of Peter A. Reinberg Elementary School at the start of classes, she peers out one last time.
Like his father Chumporn and dozens of other able-bodied men from their village in northeast Thailand, Manee Jirachart moved to Israel in search of work, dreaming of a better life.
Former crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried, 31, took the witness stand again Monday as his criminal fraud trial continues in Manhattan. He faces life in prison if found guilty of all seven counts of federal fraud and conspiracy.
