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South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley signs a bill to remove the Confederate battle flag from the state capitol grounds.

Abrusci's Italian Restaurant in Colorado is implementing a no-tipping policy and instead adding a service charge to bills. The change will give full-time servers a chance to earn $37,000 a year to start.

A pit bull now dubbed Lucky Penny is making a remarkable recovery after she was hit by a train in Virginia Monday.

Subway ends their relationship with pitchman Jared Fogle after the FBI searched his home.

Hillary Clinton talks emails, immigration and who plays her favorite Hillary Clinton on Saturday Night Live in an exclusive interview with CNN's Brianna Keilar.

A Canadian man is in trouble with police after tethering more than 100 balloons to a lawn chair as a business publicity stunt.

Bill Cosby said in 2005 that he got a sedative for the purpose of giving to young women with whom he wanted to have sex, newly released documents show.

The South Carolina Senate has voted to remove the Confederate flag from a pole on Statehouse grounds.

Important reminders about fireworks safety, and thinking of the nation's veterans this July Fourth. Karin Caifa has our Consumer Watch.

Katy Perry wants to buy a convent, but a group of nuns is standing in her way.

Will establish full diplomatic relations this month

FBI warns the public to be vigilant over the July 4th holiday weekend for terror attacks.

David Sweat, who was caught Sunday after three weeks on the run, has told authorities that his original plan was to go to Mexico, a source close to the investigation tells CNN.

Escaped hospital patient makes his getaway with the body in the back.

President Barack Obama has delivered a passionate discourse on America's racial history in a eulogy for a pastor and South Carolina lawmaker shot dead in a historic African-American church.

Officials accuse N.Y. prison employee Gene Palmer of aiding in Richard Matt and David Sweat's escape by giving them tools. His attorney says he was conned.

Two victims buried today in Charleston.

The Supreme Court has made a decision in King v. Burwell, a case which will affect the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

A federal judge has formally sentenced Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death for the 2013 terror attacks.

Tensions are rising across America over the Confederate flag, but did bringing down the flag at the University of Mississippi change anything?

Seattle man fined for speed trap warning sign; police says words on sign made it illegal.

The Confederate battle flag is under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the deadly shootings in Charleston, but it's not just about pieces of cloth. In some southern states, the image can also appear on official items like license plates. In Virginia, the governor is taking steps to change that, though.