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Saudi Arabia plans to build a new $500 billion metropolis that spans three countries.

Top Japanese companies are doing damage control once again.

As President Donald Trump's travel ban restrictions expire, the administration will allow in refugees from all countries -- but with new, enhanced vetting rules, the administration announced Tuesday.

Facebook is facing more questions over Russian-linked ads -- this time in Britain.

Bill O'Reilly claims The New York Times' latest bombshell is just "another smear article" against him. But he has not disputed the facts surrounding his $32 million settlement with longtime Fox News colleague Lis Wiehl, who was a legal analyst for the network.

Millennials tend to be more entrepreneurial than previous generations, studies suggest. And some have already created businesses that are shaking up age-old industries.

Britain's departure from the European Union may still not happen, one of the EU's top officials has suggested.

Portuguese cuisine rarely travels well. The cooking of mainland Europe's westernmost country is deeply rooted in the freshest local ingredients.

Virtually every city and state in North America wants to host Amazon's second headquarters. That includes Puerto Rico.

Read CNN's Fast Facts for background information about Daylight Saving Time, a system to reduce electricity usage by extending daylight hours.

China has lifted a ban on imports of soft cheeses such as Roquefort, Gorgonzola and Stilton.

A decision by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to call a snap election appears to have paid off.

Many residents in the pro-Spain Catalan town of Badia Del Valles adamantly oppose independence from Spain, while others are for it. CNN's Erin McLaughlin reports.

Nissan has suspended production of cars for its home market over safety concerns.

Catalan leaders have insisted they will reject any attempt by Madrid to impose direct rule on their autonomous region, as a political crisis escalates over Catalonia's threats to declare independence from Spain.

Kurdish female fighters have celebrated in Raqqa this week after the defeat of ISIS militants, whose brutal rule over the city has come to an end after almost four years.

Thousands protest against Madrid's plan to dismiss the Catalan government. CNN's Erin McLaughlin reports.

Japanese voters are casting their ballots in a snap general election. CNN's Natalie Allen speaks with journalist Kaori Enjoji for the details.

The last ISIS fighters in Raqqa have been killed or surrendered, and the terror group that once held territory the size of the United Kingdom and ruled over ten million people has been pushed back to a few dusty towns straddling the Syrian border with Iraq.

I am writing this in the dark. The hotel doesn't have power, and one of the generators failed. I had to walk up 10 flights of stairs to get to my hotel room because the elevators don't work. The lights have been flickering all night.