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Will this be the photograph that symbolizes this past week's protests?

President Obama joined the chorus of Democrats calling for the creation of a government run health insurance program as Obamacare is facing growing problems.

A Navy investigation has concluded that Chris Kyle, the famed Navy SEAL sniper, received fewer medals than his records had previously shown.

So everyone is shuffling around furiously swiping at their phones and bragging about their Vaporeon and you're just sitting here like "What's a Pokéball?"

U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter has arrived in Baghdad to discuss the Iraqi army's plans -- including U.S. involvement -- to retake the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, which has been in ISIS hands since June 2014.

Two House Republican committee chairmen formally requested that the Justice Department investigate whether Hillary Clinton lied to Congress.

Heard about Pokémon Go? Here's how the game plays in the middle of Central Park.

The House Democrats' campaign arm is taking direct aim at Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan, working to link him to GOP presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump ahead of the speaker's prime-time town hall with CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday.

A push to move the GOP to the right on Israel scored a preliminary victory Monday in Cleveland.

The Bahamas just issued a travel warning to their citizens about the United States of America.

Vice President Joe Biden on Monday rebuffed comments by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani describing the Black Lives Matter movement as "inherently racist," calling it "a very broad statement."

So the recent report from the Midwest Medical Examiner's Office made it official -- Prince Rogers Nelson died in his residence April 21, 2016, from an accidental overdose of the prescribed opioid, fentanyl. He was 57.

Theresa May is not a mother -- her opponent made that clear, to her own demise -- but you may be wondering who exactly is this conservative politician tapped to lead post-Brexit Great Britain.

Suddenly starving? Try drinking some water.

So much for the death of America's bull market. U.S. stocks zoomed to their first record high in more than a year on Monday.

A Black Lives Matter protest group meets a counter-protest group on the streets of Dallas.

A majority of Americans say they disagree with the FBI's decision not to recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, according to a new poll.

The Republican Party is set to give a formal endorsement to the wall along the U.S.-Mexico border espoused by Donald Trump, solidifying it in the party's platform.

Theresa May is the only candidate left to become Britain's next prime minister, after the other contender, Andrea Leadsom, quit the race on Monday.

A top banking regulator warned that the $1 trillion car loan industry has gotten more dangerous. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency cited "unprecedented" growth in auto loans, rising delinquencies and shrinking used car values.