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Samsung has emerged from the ashes of the Galaxy Note 7 debacle in pretty good shape.

British voters opted out of the European Union in last year's historic referendum, but Brexit can't actually get underway until Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty is triggered.

Britain's Supreme Court ruled that Parliament will have to approve Brexit, thus delaying its completion. CNN's Isa Soares reports.

Syria peace talks in the Kazakhstan capital, Astana, got off to an explosive start Monday as rebel groups announced they would not talk face to face with the regime and the chief Syrian delegate slammed the armed opposition as "terrorists."

Will the linens be up to snuff?

Could you tell the difference between Bangkok and Sao Paulo by looking out of a hotel room window?

Intelligence indicating the possible presence of terrorists linked to the Berlin truck attack contributed to the decision to strike Libyan camps 28 miles southwest of Sirte last week, a US official and a source close to Libyan intelligence told CNN.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to visit US President Donald Trump in Washington on Friday, making her the first foreign leader to meet with the newly inaugurated president.

Police in Australia are investigating the death of a young actor during a music video.

President Donald Trump has begun carrying out his campaign pledges to undo America's trade ties -- starting Monday with executive action to pull the United States out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

This time, the terrible news came in an email.

Returning to CNN this spring, "Finding Jesus" explores the groundbreaking science and discoveries that are revealing more about the life and times of Jesus.

President Donald Trump has dodged his first big foreign policy challenge.

The total number of survivors is now at 11 as four people have been found dead and 20 others are still missing from Hotel Rigopiano.

Japan's first ever homegrown commercial jetliner is facing yet another big delay.

Gambia's longtime leader, Yahya Jammeh, has left the country after stepping down as president, following tense negotiations amid the prospect of West African military intervention.

The families of victims on board the missing flight MH370 said Sunday they planned to hand-deliver a petition and personal letters to Malaysia's transportation minister urging the search for the plane be resumed.