Russia announced it was ready to pursue agreements reached by Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump "in the sphere of international security," though the White House and Pentagon would not confirm any agreements had been made or offer any detail…

President Donald Trump had one clear mission when he spoke to the press Tuesday afternoon before meeting with a handful of congressional Republicans: Clean up the damage he did on Monday when he broke with the intelligence community by suggesting tha…

President Donald Trump, facing an onslaught of bipartisan fury over his glowing remarks about Vladimir Putin, said more than 24 hours afterward that he had misspoken during his news conference with the autocratic Russian leader.

CNN panelists bash President Trump's explanation for one of his comments at a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

An 11-year-old girl from the Indian city of Chennai was raped by 17 men who worked in the building she lived in, according to local authorities.

Russian intelligence agencies are planning to ramp up operations targeting Western countries, according to sources familiar with intelligence collected by the United Kingdom, the US and other allies. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz reports.

As it turns out, diamonds in the Earth are about 1,000 times more common than scientists thought. But they won't be easy to dig up.

These 11 household items pose a threat to the environment, and many of them are starting to get banned in some parts of the world.

In death as in life Nelson Mandela is both celebrated and revered.

A Russian citizen is facing further charges after being accused of infiltrating political groups in America.

A new mother has won plaudits for modelling on a catwalk while breastfeeding her five-month-old daughter.

Donald Trump has backtracked on his claim that he "didn't see any reason" why Russia would be involved in US election meddling.

The Las Vegas hotel where gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on hundreds of festival-goers is suing the victims of the shooting.

The most expensive movie ever made in China has been pulled after making just £5.5m ($7m/49.5m yuan) at the box office in its opening weekend.

Several homes run by a religious group founded by Mother Teresa are to be investigated after a nun was arrested over allegations that youngsters in their care had been sold.

A "mini tsunami" has caused flooding on the Spanish islands of Majorca and Menorca.

Tom Cruise is renowned for performing all his own stunts in Mission: Impossible.

A woman from London was impaled by a beach umbrella after it flew towards her due to strong winds on the US east coast, police have said.

Israeli officials have placed new restrictions on fuel deliveries across the Gaza Strip after new arson attacks, including one that involved a dead falcon.

The Russian Defense Ministry on Tuesday said it wants to increase cooperation with the United States to extend a nuclear arms treaty set to expire in 2021.

A Chinese fantasy epic about mythological Buddhist characters has been pulled from theaters.

Japanese and European Union leaders signed a free trade deal Tuesday to boost their economic growth by eliminating tariffs on imports and exports.

Former President Barack Obama gave a spirited speech in South Africa Tuesday to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela.

Trade tensions between the United States and China are changing Chinese consumer attitudes and preferences.

As many in the U.S. deride President Donald Trump's remarks at the Helsinki summit with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, Russians are hailing a victory.

South Korea is taking measures to prevent future losses for South Korean entities engaged in inter-Korea exchange, according to local reports.

Kim Jong Un expressed anger after making a surprise visit to North Korean industrial sites, an unusual move for the leader.

A European court condemned Russia Tuesday for its handling of two high-profile cases involving activist band Pussy Riot and the death of Anna Politkovskaya.

A junior British defense minister resigned Tuesday after Prime Minister Theresa May conceded to adding hard-line Brexit amendments into a customs bill.

Scorching heat in South Korea has caused four deaths and sent hundreds of people to hospitals for heat-related symptoms.

North Korea transshipped its coal exports at multiple ports outside the country, including South Korea, to conceal origins of its illicit trade, a report said.

Seoul expressed regret over Japan's decision to teach high school students geography and history containing its claim to Korea's easternmost islets of Dokdo.

A mob in Indonesia slaughtered nearly 300 crocodiles, seeking revenge for a man who was killed after a crocodile bit him.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday warned local leaders near the Gaza border hit by rocket fire over the weekend of a "prolonged struggle."

Swedish officials said a wildfire neared an ammunition practice area Monday where undetonated shells are likely present, hampering efforts to tame the blaze.

Shoe and apparel manufacturer Adidas pledged Monday to cut out 'virgin' plastic from all its shoes and sportswear by 2024.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin wrapped their summit in Finland with a controversial news conference Monday afternoon.

Eritrea reopened its embassy on Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Monday, a sign a two decades-long stalemate is over.