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Police in London have issued an appeal to find the mother of a newborn baby abandoned in a park in freezing conditions.

BP has pledged to align its business more closely with global climate goals and link the bonuses of 36,000 employees to greenhouse gas reduction targets.

Oh, the Super Bowl. For football fans, it's the most important day of the season, the culmination of five months of National Football League competition. And for those less interested in the sport, there's the halftime show, when the world's most famous performers deliver 15 minutes of high-voltage entertainment.

The brutally cold weather that's killed 11 people and trapped millions in a historic deep freeze will finally let up by week's end -- but not before a treacherous encore.

The Speaker of Britain's House of Commons insists he's a neutral arbiter of the rancorous Brexit debate, even as he acknowledges championing "dissident" voices in the bruising parliamentary battles over the UK's departure from the EU.

"He punched me, he kicked me, he elbowed me, he choked me unconscious, he smothered me with pillows, he pinned me down for hours at a time, he destroyed all my belongings, he pulled a knife on me and said he was going to kill me and the boys and then kill himself."

Qatar has the chance to hold its head up high in the world of football, after the tiny Gulf state made the first major final of its history.

Costanza Genoese Zerbi said her 84-year-old mother, who has Alzheimer's disease, was left alone outside a locked assisted living facility in the middle of the night.

The Myanmar police captain who shocked a Yangon court by claiming he witnessed a plot by senior police to frame the two imprisoned Reuters journalists has been released from prison.

President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are planning on meeting in Vietnam in late February, according to a source familiar with the matter.

India is the world's biggest emerging digital economy, and Silicon Valley's top companies have invested huge sums to cash in on it. Now new regulations are threatening their business.

President Donald Trump was bullish Thursday as another round of trade talks between the US and China concluded, saying a sweeping agreement was possible that includes his demands for Beijing to change its economic policies.

Information the Justice Department collected from Roger Stone's iCloud accounts, email accounts and on computer hardware "span several years," special counsel Robert Mueller said Thursday.

Self-declared interim president of Venezuela Juan Guaido has refused to rule out US military intervention amid the escalating political crisis, saying that the Venezuelan people want to end President Nicolas Maduro's dictatorship with "whatever pressure is necessary."

On February 5, President Donald Trump will finally get to deliver his State of the Union address after agreeing to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's request to hold off on the speech during the 35-day government shutdown. Pelosi will certainly be sitting in the House chamber on Tuesday — right behind Trump, alongside Vice President Mike Pence and in constant view of the cameras -- with a good deal of pride, after essentially forcing him to accept a bill to fund the government through February 15, and without any money for his border wall.

The State Department's top envoy on North Korea said Thursday that the US is not looking to invade that nation and seemed to strongly signal that the US would be willing to formally end the Korean War.

When the clock strikes midnight the eve of February 5, wishes of good fortune will be expressed, fireworks will explode into the sky and red envelopes filled with money will be exchanged as millions of people around the world ring in the Lunar New Year, also known as Spring Festival.

Police in California help a huge seal cross the highway to return to the ocean.

CNN's Erin Burnett jabs President Trump for claiming his intelligence chiefs said they were misquoted even though they publicly testified on camera.

The rift between President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over construction of a border wall appeared to widen on Thursday as negotiators work to strike a deal ahead of a mid-month deadline.

Three very important things happened on Thursday in Washington.

President Donald Trump would not specifically say Thursday if he still has confidence in Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and CIA director Gina Haspel but made it clear that he has disagreed with his senior intelligence officials on "certain things" and "time will prove me right, probably."

The Senate will vote Thursday afternoon on a measure that is highly critical of President Donald Trump's push to remove troops from Syria and Afghanistan, a rare public admonishment by the Republican-led chamber and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Trump ally, who authored the amendment and forced a vote on it.

While the rest of the country was busy worrying about the government shutdown, a colony of elephant seals waddled onto a Northern California beach and snuggled on the sand.

On Wednesday afternoon, President Donald Trump sat down in the Oval Office for an interview with the conservative website the Daily Caller.

Officials are recommending one-time Charles Manson devotee Leslie Van Houten receive parole in her conviction for a pair of 1969 murders and conspiracy to kill five others, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

European countries have joined forces to establish their own payment channel to Iran and circumvent United States sanctions, according to German broadcaster NDR.

Over 3,000 additional active duty troops will be deployed to the southern US border to bolster security joining the 2,300 troops already there, several defense officials tell CNN.

The US and Australia are experiencing opposite and record-breaking weather conditions.

Five Israeli soldiers were charged with beating two handcuffed and blindfolded Palestinian detainees, according to an indictment filed in an Israeli military court on Thursday.

You might want to reconsider your Valentine's Day plans this year: A superior gift is about to go on sale, and it came all the way from space.

British fish and chip shops are selling endangered shark species under generic sales terms, a study from the University of Exeter has found.

The brother of jailed Saudi activist Loujain Alhathloul has detailed in a CNN opinion piece the abuse his sister has allegedly endured in prison.

On Thursday night, Mariah Carey will perform on stage in Saudi Arabia. This concert is a pathetic attempt to show that the country is becoming more tolerant toward women.

Robots are an increasingly common feature of everyday life, whether they are cleaning your house or stacking shelves at the grocery store.

Even for the hardiest, cold-tested Americans, the deep freeze sweeping over the Midwest will be brutal.

Even after two years, President Donald Trump's assaults on US spy chiefs are shocking coming from a commander in chief.

From the Gulf Coast to Maine, most of the United States is facing freezing and even subzero temperatures this week.

Some NFL players turn to classic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches as a pregame snack. Others might build their own smoothies, while those with game-day jitters might have no appetite at all and focus mostly on staying hydrated.

A massive cavity two-thirds the size of Manhattan has been discovered growing in an Antarctic glacier, signaling rapid ice decay that has shocked scientists.

Since it was discovered in 1922, countless tourists have visited the famed tomb of King Tutankhamun, taking their toll on its historical treasures.

If you're trying to lose weight you've probably been told not to skip breakfast, as it could make you hungrier later in the day.

"Look what you made me do..."

A Filipina domestic worker has been executed in Saudi Arabia, according to the country's Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).

A refugee currently held in a detention camp in Papua New Guinea has won two of Australia's richest literary prizes, netting him 125,000 Australian dollars (approximately $90,000).