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Impeachment manager Stacey Plaskett (D-USVI) explains why she thinks former President Trump's actions on Twitter and rhetoric at rallies fueled election skepticism and violence across the nation.

The Ad Council, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and WarnerMedia partnered to release a new PSA that features some of Hollywood's most iconic characters sporting face masks.

Check out this video of a tortoise named Turnip "dancing" while she gets a shower at the Tennessee Aquarium.

Members of the US Capitol Police plan to hold a vote of no confidence Thursday, more than a month after the January 6 riot at the Capitol that left dozens of officers injured and led to the death of officer Brian Sicknick.

The CEO of Farmgirl Flowers says its customers dramatically shift on Valentine's Day. From bigger sizes to more vibrant colors, here's how men differ from women when it comes to taste in flowers.

In recent weeks, migrants waiting in various northern Mexican cities have been told to travel to other locations along the border under the false pretense that they'll be let into the US through a port of entry there, immigration attorneys tell CNN.

With the stock market continuing it surge to record highs, Kenny Polcari, managing partner at Kace Capital Advisors, warns the market will likely get a shock from something "unexpected."

India's efforts to crack down on dissent have left Twitter with an impossible balancing act: protecting the speech of its users, or risking its employees and business in one of the company's most vital markets.

The health, economic and political crises the United States faces are unparalleled. The information ecosystem is broken. And surveys show trust in government is at an all-time low, having continued to drop even since last fall's election, according to the 2021 Edelman Trust Barometer.

Mary Daly, President & CEO of the San Francisco Federal Reserve, tells CNN's Julia Chatterley that closing inequality gaps would lead to greater economic output.

Kace Capital Advisors' Kenny Polcari discusses the market's upward trend. Plus, just in time for Valentine's Day, Farmgirl Flowers Founder & CEO Christina Stembel talks about how she pivoted in the pandemic. And, JPM Asset Management's Gabriela Santos on how investors should position themselves for an economic recovery.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced that the United States will sanction Myanmar's military leaders after last week's coup in the country.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced that the United States will sanction Myanmar's military leaders after last week's coup in the country.

Loujain al-Hathloul, one of Saudi Arabia's most prominent women's rights campaigners, has been released after more than 1,000 days in prison for what critics have described as politically-motivated charges.

Kathryn Newton and Kyle Allen star in the romantic movie about teens who live the same day repeatedly. Rick Damigella reports.

Rep. Joe Neguse reads from recently unsealed documents and affidavits during the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, showing how serious the intentions of some insurrectionist were.

After weeks of tense negotiations, Chicago teachers have voted for a return to in-person learning. Students could be back in classrooms as early as Thursday, but Covid-19 safety concerns remain over the slow vaccine rollout.

The Biden administration is partnering with Texas and New York to open additional vaccination centers as it continues its push to vaccinate every American amid the coronavirus pandemic.

This past year has been a time of reflection for many -- and some photographs from around the world have attempted to capture the diversity and nuance of the human experience.

When Katy Bannerman pulled open her deep freezer it was overflowing with packets of breast milk, 8,000 ounces to be exact. Over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, the North Carolina mother of two began donating her extra supply of breast milk to mothers struggling with breastfeeding issues.

Small groups of women and children huddled in tents as storm clouds brewed in the west and delegations of diplomats, clerics, top politicians and media swooped down upon their misery. The commiserations flowed fast. The outrage of outsiders swelled with indignation.

Lead House impeachment manager Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) explains why he thinks former President Donald Trump's words and actions leading up to the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol would not be protected under the 1st Amendment.

An Oath Keeper who appeared to be providing security for political operative Roger Stone on January 6 later joined an angry mob outside the Capitol, according to video and images reviewed by CNN and four sources who confirmed his identity.

The White House has pledged to bar President Joe Biden's family from using the office for personal gain, but questions are being raised by good governance groups and news outlets about whether an investment firm co-founded by Biden's son-in-law could present a new set of ethical challenges for the administration.

German discount grocer Aldi said Wednesday it will open 100 new stores this year in the United States, continuing its rapid growth in the country.