A 79-year-old man is finally expected to stand trial this week, eight years after he fatally shot a man who was texting in a Florida movie theater.

The United States has suspended avocado imports from Mexico's weste state of Michoacan after a US official received a threat, Mexico's Agriculture Ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

One body was recovered as the US Coast Guard searches for an airplane believed to have gone down about four miles east of Drum Inlet, on North Carolina's Outer Banks, with eight people on board, CNN affiliate WITN reported, citing a sheriff.

Spring, Texas, officials say a woman didn't realize her car was on fire until she saw smoke coming from her air vents. Video shows the car driving for nearly a mile before pulling over. The woman and her child managed to escape moments before the car was engulfed in flames. CNN affiliate KHOU has mo...

A Colorado skier survived an avalanche that threw him off a 50-foot cliff and sent him sliding hundreds of feet.

At least 11 people were stabbed Sunday in Albuquerque, New Mexico -- and police believe the same suspect was responsible for each attack.

Here we go again: Covid-19 cases are falling in nearly every state, spring is in the air and everyone is getting restless. Some have even gone so far as to let us know they are done with the pandemic or at least ready to move away from the problem.

In an interview with David Remnick of "The New Yorker," Rep. Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez (D-NY) says there's a "very real risk" the United States will not still be a democracy in a decade. Don Lemon and CNN Senior Political Analyst Ron Brownstein discuss.

Vincent Simmons, a Louisiana man who fought for 44 years to overtu his conviction on attempted aggravated rape charges, has had the judgment vacated and the charges have been dismissed, according to his atto eys Justin Bonus and Malcolm Larvadain.

Zachary Horwitz, a small-time actor who admitted to operating a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison on Monday.

A Catholic priest has resigned after a church investigation found he performed invalid baptisms throughout most of his more than 20-year career, according to Bishop Thomas Olmsted of the Diocese of Phoenix.

A rogue rocket expected to collide with the moon on March 4 was wrongly identified as a SpaceX Falcon rocket stage and, instead, is likely from a past Chinese lunar mission, according to NASA.

CNN's John Berman and George Conway discuss possible implications of former President Donald Trump's long-time accounting firm informing the Trump Organization that it should no longer rely on nearly 10 years' worth of financial statements and that they would no longer be their accountants, citing a...

US Navy nuclear engineer Jonathan Toebbe pleaded guilty to one felony count in federal court Monday afte oon, four months after he and his wife were arrested and charged with trying to sell classified information about nuclear submarines to a foreign country in exchange for millions of dollars of cr...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has issued his most aggressive response yet to the so-called "Freedom Convoy" protests, invoking the gove ment's Emergencies Act for the first time to try to end more than two weeks of blockades and demonstrations. The law can temporarily suspend people's freed...

South Korea may have clinched its first gold medal at Beijing 2022 last week, but the success came amid tensions with China over alleged cultural appropriation and "biased judgments" during the Winter Olympics.

In an on-camera interview with the BBC, world No. 1 Novak Djokovic said he is willing to skip playing in the French Open or Wimbledon because of his vaccination stance.

Amid the rising Russia-Ukraine tensions, social media posts captured by amateur videographers in Russia are helping shed light on Moscow's military mobilization toward the border with Ukraine. CNN's Scott McLean reports.

The world is suspended in an extraordinary moment of geopolitical limbo, on edge for a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine amid conflicting signals in Moscow, confusion in Kyiv and dire wa ings from Washington.

The press conference that followed Russian President Vladimir Putin's five-hour meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban Tuesday was long on rhetoric but short on new facts: The Kremlin leader aired many of his longstanding grievances, but declined to point the way to an exit from the tens...