Hundreds of thousands demand S. Korean president resign

Approval ratings for South Korean President Park Geun-hye have dipped into single digits -- and protests calling for her ouster are expected to swell to more than a million people Saturday.

Millions ordered to surrender passports

Millions of residents in China's northwestern Xinjiang region have been ordered to surrender their passports to local police, in a move rights groups say is an attack on personal freedom.

Twitter helped me win. I'll ease off now, Trump says

Donald Trump says social media helped him win the presidential election -- but he'll be "restrained" about using Twitter and Facebook once in power.

28 hours of hell: CNN crew caught in middle of all-out assault in Mosul

Vehicles were destroyed, soldiers were hurt. Troops and journalists sought shelter in a succession of houses, calling for backup again and again.

The hubris of Clinton and Trump

They are better at beating themselves than one another.

The Cubs are going to the World Series

Chicago Cubs fans have long been conditioned to expect the worst.

Iraq drops leaflets warning of Mosul's liberation from ISIS

ISIS is telling wounded fighters inside Mosul, its last bastion of power in Iraq, they can go to the terror group's power base in Syria as Iraqi forces and others prepare to retake the key Iraqi city, a source inside Mosul tells CNN.