Health care bill: Premiums may decline, but many will pay more
House Republicans boast that their health care bill would reduce average premiums, but that's because the insurance policies will generally cover less.
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Trump attends G-7 summit: What to watch
Overnight, this serene town on the Sicilian coast turned into a nest of powerhouse international diplomacy. It's here where President Donald Trump and his counterparts from six of the world's most powerful countries have gathered for a two-day summit -- the G-7 -- to discuss the globe's most pressing problems.
What to make of these viral racist tirades?
The cell phone videos show the underbelly of American society. Racist vitriol, mostly directly at Latinos, shared on social media.
Gianforte wins Montana election, apologizes for assault
Republican Greg Gianforte has won the special election for Montana's open US House seat, CNN projects, defeating Democrat Rob Quist and capping off a whirlwind final 36 hours of the campaign that saw Gianforte being charged for allegedly assaulting a reporter.
Migrant crisis looms over G-7 summit
World leaders at the G-7 summit on Friday will meet in Sicily -- a promised land for thousands of migrants making the desperate journey from North Africa to Europe.
Wait, what? Scientist discovers snakes hunt in packs
Get ready to update your nightmares.
Alabama executes inmate Tommy Arthur
Alabama executed death row inmate Tommy Arthur early Friday after a lengthy court battle that included multiple lethal injection delays.
AT&T, Coke, more ditch Puerto Rican Day Parade
Big-name sponsors are yanking their support from New York's 2017 Puerto Rican Day Parade after organizers decided to honor a man labeled by U.S. officials as a terrorist.
What is the Five Eyes intelligence pact?
Britain briefly stopped sharing intelligence with the United States about the Manchester bombing after American officials leaked information -- a remarkable development between two Five Eyes nations that have the deepest of intelligence relationships.
Zuckerberg gets political in Harvard speech
Mark Zuckerberg famously dropped out of Harvard in 2004 to move to Silicon Valley and work on a little website called The Facebook.
Cavs beat Celtics to earn NBA Finals rematch with Warriors
The Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Boston Celtics 135-102 in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Thursday night to set up a NBA Finals rematch with the Golden State Warriors.
Penguins beat Senators to reach Stanley Cup Final
The defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins are returning to the Stanley Cup Final after a 3-2 double overtime Game 7 victory over the Ottawa Senators Thursday night.
Alleged traffickers charged in modern sex slavery
Another 21 alleged members of an international sex trafficking ring have been charged in the United States with forcing hundreds of Thai women to travel to the US to work as "modern sex slaves."
Armed man arrested at Phoenix Comicon
Police arrested a man at Phoenix Comicon on Thursday after he made it into the event with four guns and a knife.
FBI Russia investigation looking at Kushner role
The FBI's criminal probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election is increasingly touching on the multiple roles of senior White House adviser Jared Kushner on both the Trump campaign and the Trump transition team.
US-UK intel sharing back on after Trump vows to plug leaks
Intelligence sharing between the US and the UK resumed Thursday shortly after British Prime Minister Theresa May met with her US counterpart President Donald Trump.
Who's who in Trump-Russia saga
The Justice Department and both chambers of Congress are all now investigating alleged Russian attempts to meddle in the 2016 elections and whether President Donald Trump's associates colluded with Moscow -- an ever-evolving saga that is showing no signs of slowing down despite the firing of the man who long found himself spearheading the probe, now-former FBI director James Comey.
Manchester bomber probably had ISIS training, US official says
Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi likely received some ISIS training in Syria in the months before the attack, according to information gathered in the preliminary investigation, a US official told CNN on Thursday.
Appeals court upholds block on Trump's travel ban; administration to appeal to Supreme Court
A federal appeals court upheld Thursday a ruling blocking President Donald Trump's travel ban against six Muslim-majority countries.
Trump pushes around NATO
When President Donald Trump lectured NATO members on their contributions to the trans-Atlantic alliance, he demonstrated a lack of understanding about how the group works and potentially alienated the US' closest allies, analysts said.
FBI declines to provide requested materials to House Oversight
The Department of Justice declined for now to provide documents to House oversight committee chairman Jason Chaffetz related to former FBI Director James Comey's communications with President Donald Trump.
Apple News is getting an editor-in-chief
Apple News is getting its first ever editor in chief.
Montana's special election: Know the facts
Montanans are heading to the polls Thursday, voting in a special election to fill the open spot for the state's single at-large House seat in the US House of Representatives.
Congressman and former MMA fighter weighs in on reporter 'body slam'
The buzzword around Capitol Hill on Thursday is "body slam," and you'd be hard-pressed to find a member of Congress who better understands the concept of "body slamming" than Oklahoma Republican Rep. Markwayne Mullin, who is a former mixed martial arts fighter.
