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Alcohol-based hand sanitizers are everywhere these days, and the Food and Drug Administration wants to know more about them. It requested more scientific evidence Wednesday to prove that hand sanitizers are both safe and effective.

Nancy Grace is leaving her network home of the past 12 years.

"Lost In Space" has found a new home with Netflix. There's been speculation for a while about a reboot of the popular 60s TV show, and now Netflix has ordered 10 episodes to premiere in 2018.

An impromptu song at Lincoln Memorial gives goose bumps. CNN's Jeanne Moos introduces us to the latest viral singing sensation.

There's an American school of witchcraft and wizardry in Massachusetts, according to "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants her to know she's very available for a top teaching gig -- with some lessons from her duels with Donald Trump.

At least 34 people were killed Thursday when two suicide bombers attacked a convoy of buses carrying newly graduated police officers in Afghanistan, authorities said.

The world's most daring one-of-a-kind cars aren't always made in the rarefied autos plants of Europe. In some instances, they're expertly constructed in driveways, mechanic shops and film lots around the world, where dedicated engineers are creating new models -- and improving on existing models -- with enhanced motors, creative paint jobs, and other additions that conventional brands could only dream of.

The world's most daring one-of-a-kind cars aren't always made in the rarefied autos plants of Europe.

3D Photoworks creates tactile art for the blind to experience in museums

Summertime means fun in the sun, and dog owners often include their pets in outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, camping and running in the park or even on the beach.

CNN is set to host a town hall with House Speaker Paul Ryan in New York City on Tuesday, July 12, just days before the Republican National Convention.

What two things are quintessentially English and as cosy as America and apple pie?

One week after the Brexit referendum, many people who voted to leave the EU last Thursday -- patriotic, decent people -- have been telling me things like, "I voted Leave in protest and never thought we'd win." Another told me: "Why didn't we know about all the risks? Why didn't the media warn us?"

Less than a week ago, they were newlywed lovebirds, enjoying a honeymoon. But amid automatic gunfire and screaming victims, Steven Nabil and Narneem Shorees became convinced that their recent nuptials would soon be followed by funerals.

The sister of the U.S. ambassador to Libya killed in Benghazi said she doesn't blame Hillary Clinton for Chris Stevens' death, instead pointing to Congress for under-budgeting the State Department.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch has become the stuff of legend. This hotspot of marine waste, created by the spiral currents of the North Pacific Gyre, has been described as a floating trash island the size of Russia.

Lindsey Vonn wants to start a family but says she needs to find a guy first.

Former Indianapolis Colts running back Zurlon Tipton died of an accidental gunshot wound. He was 26.

She might be serving a two-year doping ban, but tennis star Maria Sharapova won't be twiddling her thumbs during that enforced sabbatical after enrolling for a course at the prestigious Harvard Business School.

The flight data recorder on doomed EgyptAir Flight 804 indicates possible lavatory and avionics smoke before the plane plummeted into the Mediterranean Sea, the nation's civil aviation ministry said Wednesday.