Chanting monks become bestselling recording artists
The sound of Gregorian chants filled the valley and town of Norcia, Italy, until 1810
The sound of Gregorian chants filled the valley and town of Norcia, Italy, until 1810
The Vermont senator took on both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in a "Face the Nation" interview
Skepticism toward major institutions remains at all-time high, according to global survey
Star singer called Flint, Mich., dirty water disaster a "tragedy of staggering proportions"; native son Michael Moore calls for governor's arrest
Robert Levinson, longest-held hostage in U.S. history, disappeared in Iran in 2007 while working for the CIA on an unapproved intelligence mission
Rights group corroborates parts of government's account of extremists' slaughter and alleged kidnapping of hundreds more
After Aaron Rogers' Hail Mary forces overtime, Larry Fitzgerald turns short pass into a 75-yard gain and touchdown for 26-20 Arizona victory
Cosby's lawyers claim former DA Bruce Castor promised the comedian would never be charged over a 2005 sex-assault complaint
Michael Riddering, who ran an orphanage and women's crisis center with his wife in Burkina Faso, among 28 people killed in Islamist attack
Bill would amend law that protects gun manufacturers and sellers from liability; move comes amid fight with Hillary Clinton on guns
After five months of waiting, panda lovers finally got to see Bei Bei the baby panda up close and in person Saturday
"I've been hitting them hard and I think I might have had something to do with it," Trump tells crowd in South Carolina
President announces new changes to expand unemployment insurance coverage
In interview with CBS' "Face the Nation," Republican presidential candidate slams trading Americans' freedom for pardons for Iranians
The French dancer-actress burst onto the world stage as the star of the 1950s musicals, "An American in Paris" and "Gigi"
Virus linked to birth defects prompts CDC to advise expecting mothers not to travel to certain Latin American countries
White House takes action after U.N. agency releases findings on Iran's compliance with nuclear deal
Angry Californians vent at regulators over health emergency continuing to unfold in Los Angeles suburb
FEMA will now provide federal funds along with clean water, filters, cartridges and other items to Flint residents
The legendary star of "An American in Paris" and "Gigi" says the best part of life is not behind her
Certification by International Atomic Energy Agency allows Iran to immediately recoup some $100 billion in assets frozen overseas
Singer's rep says Daniel Dion, 59, died surrounded by his family after battling cancer for several years
Drug lord's legal team point to Trump as proof that the U.S. has a hostile view of Mexicans
Senegalese man suspected of killing Florida woman Ashley Olsen last week in Florence
Actor speaks to Charlie Rose in his first interview since his controversial meeting with drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman