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The Bahamas' Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration is warning its citizens traveling to the United States of "recent tensions in some American cities over shootings of young black males by police officers."

Risking it all on a daredevil descent of the Col de Peyresourde, Chris Froome took yellow in the Tour de France Saturday.

Relatives of the late American war correspondent Marie Colvin have filed a lawsuit against the Syrian government led by Bashar al-Assad, accusing senior officials of hunting down the journalist in a "conspiracy," court documents obtained by CNN show.

Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto tells CNN's Fareed Zakaria there is 'no way' that Mexico will pay for Donald Trump's proposed border wall.

The fifth anniversary of South Sudan's independence was marred by violence that left nearly 150 soldiers and civilians dead, the spokesman for the country's vice president said Saturday.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared victory on Sunday eight days after the nation went to the polls, in an knife-edge election that left the ruling conservatives hanging onto power by a thread.

Iraqi forces backed by U.S.-led airstrikes have retaken an air base from ISIS near Mosul, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Saturday.

CNN's Van Jones explains why cops and African-Americans are more alike than they realize.

Diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Russia began to unravel after Moscow said Saturday it had expelled two American diplomats and the U.S. revealed it had tossed two Russians in response to an attack on one of its personnel.

There will be no "do-over" of the Brexit vote. The British government on Saturday rejected a petition signed by more than 4 million people calling for a new poll on whether Britain should remain in or leave the European Union.

North Korea fired a Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile from the seas southeast of Sinpo City in the country's east, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.

When Roger Federer saved three match points against Marin Cilic in the Wimbledon quarterfinals Wednesday, you couldn't help but wonder if destiny was on the seven-time champion's side.

Italian authorities have recovered 217 bodies from a migrant ship that sank off the coast of Libya in April 2015, the Italian navy said this week.

Reports of hate crimes surged around the UK's "Brexit" vote, and on Friday, police explained just how ugly things got.

Cop shootings, a mad gun culture, racism, divisive political rhetoric and anger at an imagined 'other'--we have a responsibility to save our country, writes Jay Parini.

Iran tried to acquire technology that could be used for a military nuclear program, calling into question whether it is living up to an international agreement intended to curb such an effort, according to Germany's domestic intelligence service.

Imagine a tiny stockade. The wolf is at the door, the sea is coming over the harbor walls and, to make matters worse, the elders are arguing.

Take a look at 31 photos of the week from July 1 through July 7.

At least 40 people were killed and 74 others wounded in an ISIS attack on a Shiite mausoleum in Balad, Iraq, Ministry of Health spokesman Ahmed al-Rideini said Friday.

Shots were fired at U.S. embassy vehicles Thursday night and personnel at the embassy in South Sudan were briefly ordered to shelter in place after gunfire and explosions Friday rocked the capital of Juba, including near the Presidential Palace, State Department officials told CNN.