By now, the news that Simone Biles has won another championship and has gained two new skills named after her is about as surprising as the news that a competition occurred. Breaking even more barriers at the World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany, this week, becoming -- with 21 medals at Worlds (22, after winning the all-around competition with the largest margin ever) -- the most decorated female gymnast in history seems only what's expected.

This week was a kaleidoscope in Trump's Washington, a big picture moving and twisting -- tax records, subpoenas, arrests, foreign policy reversals -- stories reshaping, shifting, blending, it seemed, by the hour. Or, to borrow a different metaphor, a soap opera -- only a very serious one: "Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives."

A neighbor is in custody after he shot five people -- four of them fatally -- in an apartment building in Chicago, police said.

In the middle of the night, Imam Ibrahim Noonan answered the phone and heard an unfamiliar Irish voice.

Even by British standards, the pomp and pageantry of the State Opening of Parliament is off the scale.

An American diplomat's wife involved in a crash that killed 19-year-old Harry Dunn in the UK does not have diplomatic immunity, according to PA Media. The UK news agency says US and UK governments say "immunity is no longer pertinent" in her case.

California just took a step toward making its school environments a little more inclusive.

"Saturday Night Live" opened its show this week by commenting on CNN's Equality Town Hall and brought in some special guests to help out.

We grow up learning all kinds of history about the founding of America, and one of the explorers taught in every classroom is Christopher Columbus. But how much do we actually know about him as an explorer and his famous journey?

The woman who has been nicknamed a "serial stowaway" for her repeated attempts to sneak onto flights without boarding passes was arrested again, Chicago authorities said.

Julianne Hough is mourning the death of her beloved dogs, Lexi and Harley.

American companies doing business in China are navigating an unprecedented array of risks, from slowing growth to the trade war and pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. But that hasn't stopped many of them from pushing deeper into the vast Chinese market.