All students accounted for in Mexico school collapse

Rescuers in Mexico City continued to claw through an elementary school's debris Thursday morning in an urgent attempt to reach a 12-year-girl, two days after a powerful earthquake trapped her and killed at least 250 people across central Mexico.

North Korea's illicit money-making businesses

CNN's Brian Todd reports on some of North Korea's operations that could still bring in money for the country despite new sanctions.

Trump blames Clintons for North Korea nuke crisis

President Donald Trump on Wednesday blamed his former campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, for the North Korean nuclear crisis.

North Korea sanctions: Here's what Trump did

Kim Jong Un: Trump will pay dearly for speech

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has responded to President Trump's United Nations speech. CNN's Athena Jones reports.

Trump is 'deranged' and will pay, N. Korea says

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says President Donald Trump's remarks to the United Nations threatening the hermit country reflect "mentally deranged behavior," according to a statement released by North Korea's news agency, KCNA.

Kim Jong Un says Trump will 'pay dearly' for UN speech

North Korea is considering the strongest possible response to the remarks.

Justin Trudeau tells UN: Canada is no wonderland

The prime minister laments Canada's "humiliation, neglect and abuse" of First Nations peoples.

Migrant crisis: Dozens feared drowned off Libya coast

At least 50 people are feared drowned after a dinghy reportedly ran out of fuel off the Libyan coast.

Trump claims Chinese banks won't do business with North Korea

Trump announced new sanctions against North Korea.

Ancient DNA sheds light on African history

DNA from ancient remains is used to reconstruct thousands of years of population history in Africa.

L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt dies at 94

Liliane Bettencourt was suffering from dementia and died peacefully at home, her family say.

Bloomberg to launch Arabic language TV

Bloomberg is getting into financial news in Arabic.

Experts: Iran-backed hackers targeting U.S., Saudi Arabia

What Mexico's earthquake means for California

As we see footage of the devastation in Mexico in the aftermath of the second earthquake that country has suffered this month, people in California might well be wondering how well-prepared their local communities are.

The 'Legion of Brothers' that routed the Taliban

The documentary feature film "Legion of Brothers" tells the stories of the handful of US Special Forces soldiers who, shortly after the 9/11 attacks, went into Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and within a matter of weeks overthrew the Taliban regime.

Kenya's Supreme Court involved in 'coup,' President says

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta publicly rebuked the country's Supreme Court on Thursday, saying its decision to annul the result of last month's election amounted to a "coup."

Here's where Boko Haram orphans go

He has helped to educate and feed hundreds of displaced Boko Haram orphans and his efforts have earned him the United Nations' highest honor.

UK scientists edited human embryos. Here's what they found

The DNA of human embryos has been altered and studied for the first time in the UK, offering new insight into the early stages of human development.

N. Korea: Trump threat like a 'dog barking'

North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said Wednesday US President Donald Trump's threat to destroy the hermit kingdom sounded like "a dog barking."