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Only five of NATO's 28 members meet the alliance's military spending guideline of 2% of GDP. Five member states spend less than 1% of GDP on defense.

From chocolate-dipped strawberries to pistachio-topped baklava, our #CNNFood challenge has got sugar fans around the world showing us their favorite delicacies

Paul Ryan says he recognizes that there is more to do in order to get House Republicans to vote for a new gun bill

Super typhoon Nepartak made landfall in Taiwan early Friday, tearing roofs off buildings, flipping cars and dumping rain across the island.

Tennis great John McEnroe has seen enough of big-serving world No.7 Milos Raonic to believe the 25-year-old Canadian is capable of winning Wimbledon.

Why do some people confront danger while most scamper for the exits?

A look at Texas gun laws following the shootings on police in Dallas.

Following patient deaths last week, Juno Therapeutics announced Thursday that it is putting its "ROCKET" trial on clinical hold, at the direction of the FDA.

Experts warned that prices would rise if the British public voted for Brexit. Now higher prices are becoming a reality for U.K. families.

Kevin Hart is looking to keep his busy 2016 going with Universal and Illumination Entertainment's "The Secret Life of Pets."

FBI says a government conspiracy group may have helped John and Julieanne Dimitrion escape Hawaii after being convicted of mortgage fraud.

Recycled coffee grounds are being made into biofuel which can heat buildings, and could one day power cars.

Utilities are normally among the sleepiest stocks on Wall Street. But they're crushing it this year because of extremely low bond yields. Some fear utilities have gotten too hot and are in danger if rates go higher.

On Thursday night in Dallas, a peaceful protest against police violence was interrupted by a thunderous hail of gunfire -- an ambush from above that killed five officers and wounded seven more. Two civilians also sustained injuries.

Symantec cybersecurity software has a bug that lets a hacker infect your computer -- by just sending you a file or link. You don't even need to open it.

Philando Castile was a laid-back guy who worked five days a week and liked to play video games when he came home in the afternoon, his mother said Thursday.

The hot new feature for messaging apps this year is security -- and Facebook knows it.

Diamond Reynolds, the woman who started a live stream on Facebook after her fiancée Philando Castile was shot and killed by a police officer in Minnesota, told CNN the police shootings in Dallas stem from a problem bigger than the individual cases of blacks fatally shot by police.

British women soldiers are to serve in combat roles for the first time, after David Cameron said a ban on them fighting at the front line would be lifted.

Enough. It's too easy to disassociate words from horrible actions. But words have power to inspire, inflame, provoke, writes Peter Moskos.