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A bar owner in Linden, NJ. called police after he spotted bombing suspect Ahmad Rahami sleeping in the doorway of his establishment early Monday morning.

A South American sculpture which disappeared mysteriously from a museum almost 80 years ago has been recovered and returned to Colombian authorities.

"Whatever may be the nature of the uncertainties and the tensions in which the world is placed today, and whatever may be their causes, there should be no problem that cannot be resolved peacefully with the united strength of 80 nations which now constitute our organization."

Hillary Clinton made a direct appeal Monday to a demographic group that continues to be deeply skeptical of the Democratic nominee: millennials.

The mayors of New York City, London and Paris released a joint op-ed Tuesday advocating for refugee resettlement and urging world leaders meeting at the UN this week to respond to a "watershed moment" with "relief and safe haven" for migrants

There is something about a phone ringing early in the morning that instantly suggests bad news, and in particular the worst sort of bad news.

When photographer Jane Schreibman spotted an odd-looking cooking pot outside her apartment in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood Saturday night, she first thought it was old garbage or "something a kid was making."

Kate Upton is not going to let any haters bring her down.

The "world's saddest" polar bear could have a new home if a British zoo gets its way.

Around 4,000 people were evacuated from a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos Monday evening after a fire ripped through the site.

Every year about this time, there's a news story that irks the scientist George Divoky:

Harinder Baines, the man who called police after identifying the suspect in the New York and New Jersey attacks, recounts the shootout that ensued once police arrived.

As our economic recovery picks up steam and the financial crisis recedes in the rearview mirror, too many people in Washington seem to assume the problems with Wall Street are behind us. But the recent revelation of misdeeds by Wells Fargo -- a bank that touts itself as safer and less risky than other megabanks -- is proof we need more oversight, not less, to rein in Wall Street abuses.

Daughter of Robert Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, said in a Facebook post that former Republican President George H.W. Bush told her that he's voting for Hillary Clinton.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he never knew about planned lane closures along a busy bridge. Prosecutors say he did. CNN's Phil Mattingly reports.

Witnesses at the trial over bridge closures in New Jersey will testify that Gov. Chris Christie knew about the traffic problems, alleged to have been created as political payback, prosecutors said Monday.

The United Nations has suspended aid operations in Syria after a deadly attack on an aid convoy in rural Aleppo, a UN spokesperson told CNN.

If Donald Trump thinks his dominance in the Republican primary debates will translate to success in next week's matchup against Hillary Clinton, Lanhee Chen thinks the GOP nominee is in for a surprise.

Bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami's family sued the city of Elizabeth, NJ. and its police department in 2011 for discrimination and harassment.

Each morning for the last 65 years, 93-year-old Ed Shepard has walked to work to open up the Union 76 service station, here in rolling hills of West Virginia coal country.