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The world's most popular car just got a makeover.

CNN's Don Lemon criticizes machine recount efforts in Florida after 3 counties failed to meet the deadline.

Chinese President Xi Jinping kicked off a packed itinerary in Papua New Guinea Friday at the start of a tour which marks Beijing's latest diplomatic foray into a region once considered outside of China's sphere of influence.

After graduating with a degree in architecture in the United Kingdom, Vicki Chandler was ready to do something "hands on."

Every day before work, Kevin Lau stopped for breakfast at a restaurant in Sai Wan Ho, a residential area in eastern Hong Kong. It was a routine as ingrained in him as brushing his teeth, and it nearly cost him his life.

CNN's Anderson Cooper discusses President Trump's lack of evidence to support his voter fraud claim that voters went into their cars to change clothes and vote again.

The Pentagon has approved a long-awaited plan to reduce the number of US troops conducting counterterrorism missions in Africa over the next three years, three US officials tell CNN.

A team of international researchers has verified the discovery of the first meteorite impact crater ever found deep beneath the Greenland ice sheet.

If you were planning to spend your next trip to Rome, Italy to drink on the street while dressed as a centurion, think again.

This photograph of Adolf Hitler embracing a young Jewish girl who he called his "sweetheart" sold for $11,520 this week.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced the most serious challenge to his right-wing coalition in nearly four years, as key ministers resigned and called for early elections.

Theresa May vowed to fight on as UK Prime Minister Thursday in the face of intense opposition to her Brexit deal, saying she believed in what she was doing.

The Trump administration on Thursday imposed penalties on 17 individuals over their alleged roles in the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

After close to 20 months of fraught negotiations, the European Union and the United Kingdom have at last reached an agreement on Britain's exit from the bloc.

A sharp decline in the value of the pound and plummeting bank stocks are sending a clear message: a chaotic Brexit will plunge the UK economy into recession.

The British pound dropped sharply on Thursday after two key UK government ministers resigned, plunging the Brexit process into deep uncertainty and hiking the risk of a chaotic rupture with the European Union.

Saudi prosecutors said Thursday they would seek the death penalty for five people allegedly involved in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

US artist Ron English has vowed to whitewash an artwork by Banksy that he bought for $730,000, in protest of the market in street art.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May faces a grueling battle to have her Brexit draft agreement rubber-stamped by Parliament, as she goes before the lower house Thursday morning to present the plan to MPs for the first time.

Rohingya refugees who fled a brutal army crackdown last year say they are terrified of going back to Myanmar, as authorities begin the process of repatriating thousands of people living in crowded refugee camps near the Bangladeshi border.

The United Kingdom has taken a big step towards securing a Brexit deal with the European Union. For businesses, the agreement would deliver much-needed certainty about the next two years.

2018 was toxic.

British Prime Minister Theresa May will attempt to sell her divorce deal from the European Union to the House of Commons Thursday as a divided country examines the finer details of the 585-page draft document.

Every day, US-based Uyghur journalist Gulchehra Hoja tries to call her family in the Chinese region of Xinjiang. Sometimes she tries up to 20 different numbers, just hoping that someone will pick up.

President Xi Jinping recently described myopia as an epidemic affecting China's younger generations.

By multiple accounts, Donald Trump is in one of the deepest funks of his presidency. The bad news is that the challenges and threats that are making his mood so dark are likely to get worse before they get better.

The Chinese government has presented an offer to the United States to try to push forward stalled trade talks before the leaders of the two economic superpowers meet at the end of this month, according to two people briefed on the discussions.

All flights in South Korea will be grounded Thursday, with no take offs or landing permitted for an hour.

Hundreds of people poured Wednesday into the Northern California communities ravaged by the deadly Camp Fire, searching for human remains while authorities tried to track down 130 people who are unaccounted for after the blaze.

A teenage boy has died after being knocked unconscious during a Thai kickboxing match on Saturday, according to a local police source.

Mexico City's love affair with food -- from street-side tacos to warm, fluffy tamales that give off a puff of aromatic steam when released from their husks -- is abiding and all-encompassing, and no trip here would be complete without a thorough exploration of the culinary riches the city has to offer.

With a $3 billion price tag, the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi was said to be the most expensive hotel to have been built when it opened in 2005.

Iran executed two men for financial crimes early Wednesday, punishments that were quickly assailed by Amnesty International as disproportionate and reflective of Tehran's "shameless disregard for the right to life."

From snakes to infectious diseases, CNN's Elizabeth Cohen breaks down the common dangers people face when they get caught up in floods.

The Trump administration's new National Defense Strategy is insufficiently resourced and the US runs the risk of a military defeat by China or Russia, according to a report by a congressionally mandated panel of bipartisan experts that was released Wednesday.

A 10-year-old Muslim girl found two threatening handwritten notes in her cubby in an elementary school west of Boston, and police are investigating the notes as a hate crime.

CNN's Anderson Cooper calls out the lack of communication from the White House since Election Day about the migrants approaching the southern US border.

Southeast Asia is no stranger to organized crime.

Emmanuel Macron's spokesman accused Donald Trump of lacking "common decency" Wednesday after the US President blasted his French counterpart in a series of tweets following his visit to Paris.

The White House, after a day of uncertainty, confirmed Wednesday that deputy national security adviser Mira Ricardel is leaving her position.

Attorney Michael Avenatti has been placed under arrest for felony domestic violence and was being booked early Wednesday evening.

New Zealand is known for its strict environmental rules and regulations.

Ask travelers about the best things to drink in South Korea and they might mention soju or green tea.

In this White House, no one knows when the ax will fall or who will be swinging it.

A political clobbering, bickering aides and now a public grenade launched across the White House by the first lady have placed President Donald Trump in a position he loathes: backed into a corner.

Chaos ensues in the White House after the first lady's office released a statement calling for deputy national security adviser Mira Ricardel's ouster. CNN's Kaitlin Collins reports.