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The captain of an overloaded ferry that capsized on Lake Victoria has been arrested as Tanzania mourns the nearly 200 people killed in the latest maritime disaster in the East African nation.

An employee at a Wisconsin software company opens fire at the office, wounding three coworkers and forcing others to hide under desks.

Shifting balance of powerFemale friends defend Kavanaugh

A journalist in Saudi Arabia has made history by becoming the country's first female news anchor.

The Vatican and China have signed a provisional agreement to allow jointly-approved Catholic bishops in China for the first time, Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said in a recorded press statement Saturday.

Republicans were already concerned that sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh could turn off suburban women and lead to bigger losses in the midterm elections.

Britain's Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has urged European Union leaders to get the "tone" right in their negotiations with the UK over Brexit following a social media post by European Council President Donald Tusk.

Finland has produced more Formula One champions per capita than any other country in the world.

If you're looking for the perfect job, it's taken. We're talking kitty purrs, couches and cat naps.

Trump vows to rid Justice Department of 'lingering stench'

President Donald Trump vowed Friday night to eradicate a "lingering stench" at the Justice Department, hours after it was reported that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein discussed wearing a "wire" to record conversations with Trump and recruiting Cabinet members to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove him from office.

A California surgeon and his girlfriend allegedly raped women, and the DA fears there may be hundreds of victims.

If Taylor Swift was a South Korean artist, she would be in deep trouble.

Building walls on the seafloor could prevent glaciers from melting and sea levels rising due to global warming, scientists say.

Former CIA Director Leon Panetta shares his thoughts about what might happen if President Trump were to fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

The New York Times published an explosive report Friday afternoon, claiming, via anonymous sources, that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein openly speculated about wearing a wire to record President Donald Trump and floated the idea of building support within the administration to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sits down with CNN's Elise Labott to talk about foreign policy with Iran and North Korea, his criticism of John Kerry and Bob Woodward's book.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins reports.

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President Donald Trump was in Las Vegas on Thursday night to headline a campaign rally for Sen. Dean Heller, the most endangered Republican incumbent on the ballot this fall. He did a pre-rally interview with Fox News anchor Sean Hannity -- "Wave to the fake news media," Hannity told Trump at the start of the interview -- and then took the stage to deliver his now-familiar stump speech, a mix of Teleprompter reading and free-form riffs on, well, everything.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May said Friday that negotiations with the European Union over Brexit were "at an impasse" after a disastrous summit at which her plan for Brexit was largely rejected.

A Catholic bishop in India's southern state of Kerala was arrested Friday in the alleged rape of a nun, according to a police official.

We all know being a tourist can be expensive, but in the Italian city of Venice, even just sitting down could soon cost you dearly.

The oldest known animal in the geological record has been identified, in a discovery that scientists are calling "the Holy Grail of palaeontology."

A Kenyan high court has temporarily lifted the ban on 'Rafiki' a movie about love between two women.

An Austrian journalist detained in Turkey 10 days ago has been formally arrested on political charges, along with two Turkish citizens, their attorney told CNN on Friday.

Standing six-foot five-inches and weighing 321-pounds, Montreal native Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is not your average doctor.

Trump is a master of New York-style showmanship. The United Nations General Assembly, therefore, should be his finest hour: hosting world leaders in his town.

Over three million people died from alcohol consumption in 2016, equating to 1 in 20 deaths globally, according to a new report by the World Health Organization.

Prosecutors are investigating the German armed forces after a fire caused by military rocket tests almost three weeks ago continued to burn across a moorland in northern Germany, a military spokesperson told CNN on Friday.

Ugandan politician Bobi Wine said security forces seized his passport and "violated his rights" when he arrived in the country Thursday following treatment in the US.

President Donald Trump suggested that some of the information related to the Russia investigation that he sought to publicly release may not be disclosed, at the request of US allies -- a stark reversal just four days after issuing an unprecedented directive for "immediate declassification."

Maybe the final frontier isn't so far out of reach. Astronomers have found an exoplanet reminiscent of the planet Vulcan from "Star Trek," orbiting a star in a system only 16 light-years from Earth.

Christine Blasey Ford is seeking answers to a question that could define the rest of her life -- one that deterred her from going public weeks ago with sexual assault accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has called for the European Union to "respect" the British position and the result of the Brexit referendum.

Australian filmmaker James Ricketson is set to be released from prison in Cambodia Friday after receiving a royal pardon, his attorney has told CNN.

Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang died on Friday aged 61 at a military hospital in the capital Hanoi following a period of illness, state media said.

The ancient monument of Stonehenge has entranced and intrigued visitors to England for thousands of years. You may no longer be able to get close enough to clamber over the stones, but it's still a national icon and a universally recognized symbol of Britain.

It sounds like a something out of a horror movie: A town covered in thousands of webs, each crawling with hordes of spiders.

A woman who shot dead three people at a Rite Aid distribution center in Maryland was a disgruntled employee working there temporarily, authorities said.

UK fighter jets intercepted two Russian bombers encroaching on its airspace Thursday, Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) said.

At least 44 people died when a passenger ferry carrying hundreds of passengers capsized in Lake Victoria on Thursday, officials said.

A gunman killed three people and wounded two others Thursday at a drugstore distribution center in Harford County, Maryland, officials said Thursday.