Exclusive: Security reports reveal how Assange turned an embassy into a command post for election meddling
New documents obtained exclusively by CNN reveal that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange received in-person deliveries, potentially of hacked materials related to the 2016 US election, during a series of suspicious meetings at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.
Trump tweets racist attacks at progressive Democratic congresswomen
President Donald Trump used racist language on Sunday to attack progressive Democratic congresswomen, falsely implying they weren't natural-born American citizens.
India delays mission to land a rover on the moon
India's mission to land a rover on the surface of the moon was called off due to a "technical snag" less than an hour before take off Monday.
A former UK officer was convicted of rape on a Tinder date, but his victim says trauma is a 'life sentence'
Kaitlin Hurley shook her head in quiet disbelief as the defense attorney made one last attempt to save her rapist from a lengthy sentence.
Video of Trump kissing a campaign aide leaves both sides claiming vindication
President Donald Trump's legal team posted a video of him kissing campaign aide Alva Johnson that they say clears him, but that her side says proves her accusation of forcible kissing.
At least 24 Yellow Vests lost eyes in violent protests. Now they're more determined than ever
It was a warm afternoon in March. David Breidenstein says he looked on as some of the more radical yellow vest protesters set fire to Le Fouquet's, not just a restaurant but a symbol of wealth and power in France.
Video of Trump kissing a campaign aide leaves both sides claiming vindication
President Donald Trump's legal team posted a video of him kissing campaign aide Alva Johnson that they say clears him, but that her side says proves her accusation of forcible kissing.
Rains, floods kill 17 in Nepal, 11 in India
At least 17 people have been killed across Nepal after torrential monsoon rains induced floods and landslides, officials said Friday.
Monsoon floods sweep through world's biggest refugee camp
When the monsoon rains hit southeast Bangladesh this week, Hafiz Ullah and his family abandoned their flimsy bamboo-and-tarpaulin-home to take shelter in a nearby school.
Iran shows growing fury in the Gulf. It really is desperate to talk
The British Heritage super tanker is owned by BP, under a British flag, and on charter to an Anglo-Dutch company, so it's unsurprising that the ship appeared to abandon suddenly its plans over the weekend as it sailed within sight of Iran.
