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The nation is in an uproar about the latest college admissions scandal. Some wealthy parents flagrantly broke the rules and the law, and spent a ton of money, to make sure their children got into elite schools.

This week, scientists shared the very first photo of a supermassive black hole, and the much-anticipated final results of NASA's Twins Study researching longterm spaceflight's effect on the human body were released.

Caito Foods LLC is voluntarily recalling pre-cut watermelon, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, and fruit medley products containing one of these melons due to the possibility of salmonella contamination, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug Administration announced Friday.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has made a habit of modernizing Britain's royal family -- but the upcoming birth of her first child is set to overturn today's norms, harking back instead to the Windsor clan's past.

The federal Consumer Product Safety Commission and Fisher-Price are recalling all of the company's Rock 'n Play Sleepers, with the commission linking the product to over 30 infant deaths in 10 years.

A Minnesota state trooper directing traffic was knocked over by winds from a storm that dropped heavy snow in parts of the Midwest and delivered a temperature shock to a region that had been enjoying more spring-like conditions.

The world watched this week as the disheveled figure of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was hauled, kicking and screaming at British police officers, from Ecuador's London embassy, where he had been holed up for seven years.

The story broke in the Washington Post after 8 p.m. Thursday: The Trump administration, in its latest spasm of anti-immigrant animus, had twice in recent months considered a plan to transport detainees to sanctuary cities and essentially dump them there as a form of retaliation against Democratic political adversaries, like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. By Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump confirmed that he was considering this revenge plan.

Kenyan journalist Soni Methu, the one-time host of CNN's "Inside Africa," has died at the age of 34.

President Donald Trump declared he is "strongly looking" at the idea of releasing "an unlimited supply" of undocumented immigrants into sanctuary cities as political retribution against Democrats. CNN's Kaitlan Collins has the details.

Stephen Moore, who President Donald Trump announced last month as his nominee for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, has a history of advocating self-described "radical" views on the economy and government.

During President Donald Trump's visit to the border at Calexico, California, a week ago, where he told border agents to block asylum seekers from entering the US contrary to US law, the President also told the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, Kevin McAleenan, that if he were sent to jail as a result of blocking those migrants from entering the US, the President would grant him a pardon, senior administration officials tell CNN.

Analysis: Terror is all Sudan ever knew under BashirIn pictures: Sudan's uprising

As I flew Delta Air Lines from Chicago to Atlanta on Thursday in coach, I spent a few minutes guessing if the tall man in front of me would recline his seat.

Just when you thought he couldn't go any lower, he did.

Pope Francis has broken with papal protocol by kneeling to kiss the feet of South Sudan leaders at the Vatican.

We all know a plane can't fly without wings -- but can wings fly without a body?

For decades Republicans have railed against the size and scope of the federal government. GOP candidates regularly promise to eliminate government agencies, cut waste and fraud in spending and get government out of decisions that, they say, should be left to states, markets and individual families. They argue for smaller, more efficient and better government.

A Saudi prince who promised to foot the bill for a 2-year-old patient's treatment is now being sued for millions by Boston Children's Hospital.

Tesla is hiking prices as it adds autopilot as standard on most of its cars. It's also making it harder for customers to buy its cheapest model.

Veteran British comedian Ian Cognito died on stage Thursday evening during a stand-up performance.

India's government said it will investigate Jet Airways' ability to fly after the struggling airline canceled several international flights.

Renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly will set up residency in London's Royal Botanical Kew Gardens for the first time since 2005. Fans and first-time admirers can see his work from April 13 to October 27.

The cartoon shows Sudan's Defense Minister sitting in the chair from which he addressed the nation on state TV to explain the military's takeover of the country.

Will slow and steady win the race?

Nipsey Hussle practically lived some days at his Marathon Clothing store, and it's where he would ultimately die.

If you haven't heard of BTS yet, it's time to succumb to the inevitable: The Korean boy band is taking over the world.

Chevron is paying $33 billion to acquire Anadarko Petroleum in a massive deal that will bolster its natural gas and shale operations.

British police are investigating social media video that allegedly shows Chelsea fans abusing Liverpool's Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah.

Upskirting is now a criminal offense in England and Wales, after a campaign by a woman who was targeted by an offender at a music festival.

If you drink fancy coffee, chances are you've heard of Oatly.

Maybe it was the mock turtleneck shirt, a blast from his illustrious past, but Tiger Woods' swagger was back as he enjoyed a share of the lead on the opening day of the 83rd Masters at Augusta.

At least 20 people were killed and dozens injured when a bomb claimed by a Sunni Muslim militant group ripped through a fruit market in the Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday.

Tiffany Faaee is a sporting trailblazer like few others.

That black hole you've seen everywhere now has a name.

Indonesia's election watchdog is investigating possible vote-rigging before next week's presidential and legislative elections following the emergence of video which purportedly shows tens of thousands of pre-marked ballot papers.