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Tuesday's session at the Republican Party convention had the feeling of "family time" about it, although the message was mixed. In between two young Trumps talking about their father's kindness came family friend Chris Christie calling Hillary Clinton a liar and butcher of justice. The goodwill vanished in a chorus of "lock her up!"

See photos from the Republican National Convention, which began in Cleveland on Monday.

The brother of Pakistani social media star, Qandeel Baloch, who expressed pride for having killed his sister, has been charged with a crime against the state for the so-called "honor" killing, according to a police report.

Chris Christie riled up the crowd Tuesday night during a blistering attack against Hillary Clinton at the Republican National Convention.

The Philippines has turned down bilateral talks with Beijing over the South China Sea dispute, after China's foreign ministry insisted a landmark court ruling against them could not even be mentioned at the meeting.

Fox News CEO Roger Ailes is in talks with 21st Century Fox that will likely lead to his departure.

Two New England state troopers were arrested and charged with simple assault in a May car chase that ended in a violent arrest caught on live television, officials said Tuesday.

Snapchat played an important role in convicting two people of sexual assault.

The Republican Party has officially named Donald Trump as its 2016 presidential nominee Tuesday evening, capping a raucous primary process that has divided the GOP.

A U.S- led coalition in Syria has killed more than 100 civilians since June and wounded dozens more in airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij, according to several human rights groups.

Across the south of Italy, unfinished foundations and concrete frames rise from a landscape of rolling hills and thick canopies of trees. Many look as though their building crews and cranes stepped off site only yesterday. Others as though they were abandoned decades ago.

Shortly after clinching the Republican nomination, Donald Trump said it was an experience he would "never ever forget."

Melania Trump's speech brouhaha has social media LOLing. CNN'S Jeanne Moos has the best tweets.

Shortly before the ambush that killed three law enforcement officers in Louisiana, the gunman was stalking a Baton Rouge police car with his rifle poised to shoot, police said.

I hail from the world of journalism, which has seen its fair share of plagiarism scandals in the past decade or so, starting with the Jayson Blair affair at The New York Times in 2003. But plagiarism in the news business is a different animal from what's being alleged of the speech Melania Trump delivered Monday night in Cleveland.

A police officer who was answering an armed disturbance call was shot Tuesday in Kansas City, Kansas, police spokesman Thomas Tomasic told reporters.

A north Texas police department is mourning the loss of its K-9 partner, which died after a pursuit with a suspect.

In previous election cycles, the Republican presidential nominee could count on a cadre of conservative media outlets to provide cover. But 2016 is not a typical election cycle.

A crowd of onlookers snapping pictures of a mountain goat chased the animal to its death in the small Alaska town of Seward.

Former President George W. Bush fretted to a group of former aides and advisers in April that he was worried he could be the "last Republican president."