British Prime Minister Theresa May's efforts to save her faltering Brexit deal floundered Friday, as EU leaders sent her away empty-handed and a leading official described the state of the debate in the United Kingdom as "sometimes nebulous and impre…

Tombstones and a Holocaust memorial in a Jewish cemetery outside Strasbourg, France, were vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti earlier this week.

Huawei is coming under pressure in two more key European markets — the latest in a series of problems the Chinese company faces around the world.

A fourth person has died as a result of a shooting attack this week at the famed Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, French authorities told CNN on Friday.

The UN climate talks in Poland -- an attempt to save the world from disastrous levels of global warming -- are sputtering toward a conclusion after two weeks of discord.

A controversial statue of Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi has been pulled down at the University of Ghana following protests and petitions for its removal.

He'd blacked out in the snow-swept night somewhere on Mt. Everest's airy northeast ridge. Now Kilian Jornet was lost, exhausted and delirious, whipped by a fierce wind in the "death zone" high above 8,000 meters (26,200 feet). The superstar Catalan c…

On a bleak December day, inside an indoor training pitch with as much coziness as an igloo, toes are quickly becoming numb in the bone-chilling cold. But Phil Neville is sanguine.

They're the wheelers and dealers, the people that make football transfers happen -- and they're in a lucrative business.

A Burke, Virginia, high school senior who was paralyzed in a swimming accident in Hawaii walks at his graduation.

For many people, the thought of picking up a python or a boa constrictor is terrifying. But for some firefighters in Texas, no victim is too scary, or too scaly, to rescue.

Boeing has unveiled its newest line of business jets, which the company says will allow VIP travelers to fly nonstop between "any two cities on Earth."

Veteran driver Felipe Massa has been getting fans in a flap ahead of his Formula E debut.

When Shaun Denis wants to relax at work, he steps into a quiet room, outfitted with a few ferns and a chair. He slips on a virtual-reality headset and a pair of noise-cancelling headphones, and escapes to the beach.

The multitrillion-dollar business of fashion, with its complex and long supply chain, is worryingly vexed with problems contributing to climate change.

At this year's Art Basel Miami Beach, Prada launched Prada Mode Miami, a pop-up members-only club that featured a tightly edited program of art, music and dining.

If Hollywood's golden era can be understood through magazines like Silver Screen and Photoplay, then China's early film industry can also be viewed through the most popular movie publications of their day.

Walmart is turning to new tech to reduce costs and convince shoppers to keep taking trips to the store.

Harvey Weinstein bragged about sleeping with Jennifer Lawrence while trying to force himself upon a woman in his office, court documents show.

Australia has decided to formally recognise West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, but will not move its embassy from Tel Aviv until a peace settlement is achieved.

Prada has pulled "fantasy charm" keyrings, trinkets and figurines from its range after they were branded racist on social media.

The creation of a new army for Kosovo has prompted threats of armed intervention from neighbouring Serbia.

Shakira has been charged with tax evasion in Spain with prosecutors claiming she failed to pay more than €14.5m (£13m) between 2012 and 2014.

Donald Trump has named budget director Mick Mulvaney as his new chief of staff, replacing General John Kelly, who leaves the post in January.

Facebook has discovered a bug that gave third-party apps access to the photos of up to seven million users.

An Italian journalist has become the fourth person to die after the Strasbourg Christmas market shooting.

Donald Trump's former lawyer has again said the president directed him to arrange hush money payments to two women - and said the president knew it was wrong.

Chelsea fans have been accused of racist chanting in their Europa League draw away at Vidi on Thursday night.

Venezuela's El Nacional, which struggled to stay independent amid political pressures that forced its director into exile, issued its last print edition Friday

The German legislature voted Friday to include a third, neutral gender -- in addition to male and female -- on government forms.

Work began on a new U.S military runway in Okinawa.

Spanish authorities charged Colombia-born singer Shakira Friday with six counts of tax fraud, accusing the 41-year old of failing to pay $16.5 million in taxes.

A Minnesota woman studying in the Netherlands was stabbed to death and the suspected killer, a fellow student, was arrested, police said.

North and South Korea are planning to discuss co-hosting the 2032 Summer Olympics with the International Olympic Committee in 2019.

A day after Russian Maria Butina pleaded to infiltrating conservative gun groups in the United States, the Kremlin denied the accusations that she's a spy.

U.S.-backed Syrian forces captured Hajin in eastern Syria Friday, the final stronghold and de facto capital for the Islamic State, officials said.

Kosovo's Parliament voted to officially transform the nation's security force into a full-fledged army, a move that has the backing of the United States.

Tunisian activists are planning a "red vest" movement to protest poor economic conditions, taking inspiration from the "yellow vest" demonstrators in France.

China said it plans to slash tariffs placed on U.S.-manufactured vehicles, amid concerns among Chinese consumers of a fallout from the ongoing trade dispute.

Louis Vuitton is getting into the hotel business. Its parent company agreed Friday to buy Luxury hotel group Belmond in a deal worth $2.6 billion.

A U.S. service member has died in Afghanistan in a non-combat-related incident, NATO said Friday.

The EU has rejected an effort by British Prime Minister Theresa May to renegotiate its Brexit deal, saying it doesn't have to satisfy lawmakers in London.

Nearly half of South Koreans don't think North Korea will keep its pledge to denuclearize its nuclear weapons, a poll showed Friday.

South Korea has granted refugee status to two Yemeni journalists who filed for asylum in the country after fleeing from Yemen's civil war.

South Korean prosecutors have summoned Bang Jung-oh, a former president of South Korean cable network TV Chosun, in a probe for an unsolved suicide case of a South Korean actress.

A Buddhist monk in India died after being attacked by a leopard while meditating under a tree, officials said.

South Korea scrambled fighter jets after a North Korean aircraft crossed the South's tactical action line, according to a local news report.

The Panama Canal Authority has won $548 million in arbitration court against a consortium that expanded the canal.