- newBelgian prince with coronavirus apologizes for breaking quarantine and attending party
A Belgian prince has apologized, after testing positive for coronavirus two days after attending a social gathering in Córdoba, Spain.
- 2 hours ago 1 Jun 20, 1:52pm - - newQueen Elizabeth, 94, goes riding in first appearance since virus lockdown- 6 hours ago 1 Jun 20, 9:47am -
- newIndia accuses two Pakistan officials of spying
Two Pakistani embassy staff accused of spying have been expelled from India, Indian officials said on Sunday.
- 7 hours ago 1 Jun 20, 9:13am - - newSchools in Hong Kong reopen after four months
In Hong Kong, many students are heading back to the classroom for the first time in four months. Strict school rules introduce students to a new normal. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.
- 11 hours ago 1 Jun 20, 5:19am - - SpaceX and NASA make history with launch
SpaceX and NASA make history by launching two astronauts on a mission to the International Space Station, the first crewed spaceflight to take off from US soil in nearly a decade.
- 2 days ago 31 May 20, 1:05am - - Elon Musk told CNN in 2004 how he could help NASA
In an early interview with CNN, SpaceX founder Elon Musk explained how he could work with NASA and his vision for the future of space travel.
- 2 days ago 30 May 20, 7:02pm - - Nike is saying 'Don't Do It' in a message about racism in America
The brand famously known for its campaign encouraging you to get out there and "Just Do It" is flipping the switch and urging people "Don't Do It" in new messaging focused on race.
- 2 days ago 30 May 20, 3:38pm - - Twitter is now in completely uncharted waters
There is no turning back for Twitter now. The only way out is through.
- 3 days ago 29 May 20, 11:08pm - - 6 companies that filed for bankruptcy in May
Temporary store closures. Near-zero travel demand. People shopping online even more as they're stuck home. It was the perfect storm for bankruptcy for some of the country's most recognizable consumer brands -- and several have filed recently.
- 3 days ago 29 May 20, 3:13pm - - Doctors thank doctors on the pandemic frontlines
Medical workers deserve huge applause and gratitude for putting their lives on the line to save others during the pandemic. Despite making huge sacrifices, these doctors and their families would also like to say "thank you" to those who are also maki…
- 3 days ago 29 May 20, 12:41pm - - Foster kids struggling during the pandemic are getting much needed support from a CNN Hero
For many children in foster care in the United States -- there are more than 400,000 -- life is often difficult enough. During a pandemic, it only gets more challenging.
- 4 days ago 28 May 20, 11:39pm - - Perfectly preserved ancient Roman mosaic floor discovered in Italy
A beautiful and remarkably well preserved mosaic floor from ancient Rome has been discovered by archaeologists in northern Italy.
- 4 days ago 28 May 20, 2:04pm - - Our pandemic shopping habits are here to stay. Brands are racing to adapt
Three days a week at 7:00 a.m., senior Proctor & Gamble executives check in with each other about their customers: what they're buying, how their needs are changing and whether the company's products are hitting the mark.
- 5 days ago 27 May 20, 12:52pm - - Why Thailand isn't reopening to international tourists yet
With news that many countries in Europe are reopening to tourism in time for summer, travelers with their sights set on Asia are anxiously awaiting word on when they'll be given the green light to visit their favorite destination.
- 5 days ago 27 May 20, 8:36am - - Airline resumes flights to Italy (but turns around as airport's shut)
We're all pretty excited about being able to travel again -- but German airline Eurowings might be more eager than most.
- 6 days ago 26 May 20, 10:22am - - The tiny airport that became the world's busiest
Alaska's Anchorage International Airport lacks the waterfalls and razzmatazz of Singapore Changi or the eight runways of Chicago O'Hare.
- 9 days ago 23 May 20, 8:23am - - Vintage photos show British vacationers gone wild
Butlin's vacation resorts were an institution in post-war Britain. The self-contained camps -- where guests were housed in wooden chalets, fed and entertained on-site -- provided a new kind of inexpensive luxury for working families.
- 10 days ago 22 May 20, 9:48am - - How well do you know the world?
We all know that travel broadens the mind. Thanks to that place on the seafront that sells delicious gelato, it has a tendency to broaden other body parts too.
- 10 days ago 22 May 20, 9:36am - - The European countries that are opening to tourists
The world's biggest tourist playground has been roped off since it became a coronavirus epicenter, but as summer looms Europe is desperate to lift restrictions to get visitors pumping much needed cash into stricken economies.
- 11 days ago 21 May 20, 11:01am - - They bought a $1 house in Italy, then Covid-19 struck
When Italian towns began offering houses for sale for little more than $1, they inspired legions of dreamers to take a gamble on moving to a remote corner of Italy.
- 12 days ago 20 May 20, 12:57pm - - This 10-year-old girl has sent more than 1,500 art kits to kids in foster care and homeless shelters
A young girl with a big heart has found just the way to cheer up other kids stuck at home during the pandemic.
- 12 days ago 20 May 20, 12:05pm - - These designers are reshaping the sex tech industry
There's long been a dearth of innovative design in the sex tech industry: In the words of Lora Haddock DiCarlo, founder of CES-award winning sex toy company Lora DiCarlo, the field's output throughout 20th century amounted to little more than "the vi…
- 80 days ago 13 Mar 20, 8:30pm - - Wooden skyscrapers climb to new heights
Surrounded by farmland and with a population of under 10,000 people, the Norwegian town of Brumunddal might seem like an unlikely setting for a record-breaking high-rise.
- 19 Feb 20, 9:00am - - 8 houses built in impossible places
Architecture can flirt with nature in expressive yet subtle ways. The idea is, often, to harmonize, not dominate, the landscapes.
- 23 Jan 20, 11:05pm - - Remember when Marilyn Monroe's white cocktail dress made movie history?
One Manhattan night in 1954, an ivory-white cocktail dress made cinematic history when it collided with an upward breeze. That unforgettable moment, from the whimsical comedy "The Seven Year Itch," had everything to do with the person wearing the dre…
- 16 Jan 20, 3:27am - - US cities are losing 36 million trees a year. Here's why it matters
If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, the nation's latest heat wave might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a recent study.
- 18 Sep 19, 4:44pm - - Miami's Little Haiti wasn't a target for developers. Until the seas started to rise- 12 Jul 19, 3:14pm -
- How rich people could help save the planet from the climate crisis
Rich people don't just have bigger bank balances and more lavish lifestyles than the rest of us -- they also have bigger carbon footprints.
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