China coronavirus outbreak: All the latest updates

Toll in China reaches 2,345 as South Korea reports a surge in cases linked to outbreaks at a hospital and a church.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned the window of opportunity to stem the deadly coronavirus epidemic was "narrowing" amid concern about a surge in cases with no clear link to China, including in a range of countries in the Middle East.

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock announces presidential campaign

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Tuesday announced that he is running for president, becoming the 22nd Democrat to announce a bid to take on President Donald Trump in 2020.

Chinese engineer charged with stealing secret material from Apple

The FBI is accusing a Chinese national of stealing trade secrets while working for Apple.

It alleges that engineer Jizhong Chen attempted to take key details

Alicia Keys to host the 2019 Grammy Awards

Alicia Keys will host the upcoming Grammy Awards

"I know what it feels like to be on that stage, and I'm going to bring that vibe and energy," Keys, a 15-time Grammy Award winner, said in a statement Tuesday.

Netflix is raising its subscription prices

Netflix is raising prices in the United States as the streaming service invests heavily in new programs.

All three of the company's plans will increase in price by $1-$2. The standard $11 plan, for example, will increase to $13 per month.

Megyn Kelly leaves NBC with all of her $69 million contract intact

Two years after she signed with the network amid much fanfare, Megyn Kelly and NBC have officially parted ways.

Washington Post: 30 federal workers accidentally paid despite shutdown before money is clawed back

About 30 furloughed federal employees were accidentally paid in an apparent glitch before the funds were recovered, The Washington Postreported Friday.

Record shutdown is a massive Washington failure

President Donald Trump often boasts he's presiding over a record breaking presidency. Now he's got another historic notch on his belt, the longest-ever government shutdown — an impasse that marks a new low for Washington dysfunction.

Current shutdown breaks record for longest government shutdown in US history

The ongoing partial government shutdown entered its 22nd day on Saturday, breaking the record to become the longest government shutdown in US history.

Los Angeles teachers' union says it's ready to strike Monday

The Los Angeles teachers' union rejected the school district's latest offer on Friday, meaning the union is ready to go on strike Monday morning, union leaders said at a news conference.

Kevin Fret: Rapper shot to death in Puerto Rico at 24

Rapper and LGBT activist Kevin Fret was shot to death Thursday as he rode a motorbike in Puerto Rico, CNN affiliate Noticentro.tv reported.

Missing teen Jayme Closs found alive

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Found: Jayme Closs, the missing 13-year-old Wisconsin girl was found alive.

R. Kelly's daughter speaks out on 'monster' father

R. Kelly's estranged daughter has broken her silence about the controversy surrounding her father.

Joann Kelly, who goes by the name Buku Abi, posted a lengthy statement on her Instagram stories Thursday which began "Buku here. I just want to say a few things...""

A 5G world is coming. Tech companies at CES show they're ready

More companies are sharing ambitious plans about how we'll live in a 5G world.

These courses can help you learn a new skill from almost anywhere

Some people say new year, new you. And what better way to mix things up than by learning new skills.

The best new beach reads to enjoy this summer

Beach reads have become their own literary genre. These books, whether they're riveting nonfiction or lighthearted rom-com, are all marked by their ability to keep you entertained for hours on end.

Coachella will never be the same after Beyoncé

Before Ariana Grande fans mount up, know that none of what is written here is meant to slight her.

How to develop (and stick with) your 2019 investment strategy

 The market's volatility has investors on high alert. And for good reason: 2018 was the worst year for stocks since 2008 and only the second year the Dow and S&P 500 fell in the past decade.

Scripted Trump does little to convince skeptics on border wall

President Donald Trump delivered his scripted response to the deepening Washington stalemate over his border wall on Tuesday night. But when he's free to tweet and with cameras rolling during a Wednesday morning appearance, America could find out what he really thinks.

Fact-checking Trump's immigration speech

In his first formal address to the nation from the Oval Office, President Donald Trump painted a picture of a national threat and humanitarian crisis occurring along the US-Mexico border, saying his signature border wall would provide a solution.