Sri Lanka is in an economic crisis. Here’s what it’s like for people on the ground
By Rukshana Rizwie, Iqbal Athas and Julia Hollingsworth, CNN For three straight nights last week, Upul took to the streets of Sri Lanka’s…
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Countries where Amazon is not the most-used e-commerce platform
To track the e-commerce trend, Smartlook pulled data from GlobalWebIndex to see the countries where Amazon is not the most popular platform…
Continue Reading Rare NASA lunar dust collected by Neil Armstrong on the Apollo 11 mission is up for auction
By Megan Marples Most people want to get rid of dirt, but this special sample of lunar dust is out of this world. Particles of lunar dust collected…
Continue Reading Ukrainian presidential adviser calls for heavier weaponry as Russia shifts military focus
By Julia Presniakova, Nathan Hodge and Radina Gigova, CNN As the Russian military shifts its campaign to focus on the east and south of Ukraine,…
Continue Reading ‘Frozen zoos’ may be a Noah’s Ark for endangered animals
By Ashley Strickland, CNN Foresight is an incredible gift — and it may be one of the most valuable scientific tools we have. When NASA…
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Best-performing REIT stocks last month
Real estate platform ZeroDown compiled a list of the best performing REIT stocks in June using data from IEX…
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States with the most Confederate memorials
Stacker analyzed Southern Poverty Law Center research and ranked states according to which have the most Confederate memorials, including statues,…
Continue Reading Putin is making the same mistakes that doomed Hitler when he invaded the Soviet Union
By John Blake, CNN Russian President Vladimir Putin often evokes the Soviet Union’s epic defeat of Nazi Germany during World War II to justify…
Continue Reading Viktor Orban, the EU leader who can’t quit Putin, faces a united front in Hungary’s election
Polls and interviews show many Russians now accept the Kremlin’s assertion that their country is under siege from the West, says New York Times…
Continue Reading Viktor Orban, the EU leader who can’t quit Putin, faces a united front in Hungary’s election
By Rob Picheta, CNN Six weeks ago, Hungary’s election campaign looked and sounded very different. The stakes were already high. Viktor Orban,…
Continue Reading The people cold calling to chip away at Russia’s digital iron curtain
By Teele Rebane, CNN Marija Stonyte picks up her phone and anxiously dials in a number. After a couple of rings, a woman picks up. “I’m…
Continue Reading Russia invades Ukraine
By Julia Hollingsworth, Joshua Berlinger, Sana Noor Haq, John Sinnott, Adrienne Vogt, Veronica Rocha and Emma Tucker, CNN The-CNN-Wire™ &…
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CNN global affairs analyst Kimberly Dozier breaks down how Ukraine’s alleged attack on a Russian fuel depot could impact negotiations in the…
Continue Reading Sri Lankan President declares state of emergency following violent protests over economic crisis
By Rukshana Rizwie, Sophie Jeong and Alex Stambaugh, CNN Sri Lanka’s President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has declared a nationwide public emergency…
Continue Reading April 1, 2022 Russia-Ukraine news
By Simone McCarthy, Travis Caldwell, Helen Regan, Sana Noor Haq, Sara Spary and Adrienne Vogt, CNN The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2022 Cable News…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he removed two top Ukrainian generals, calling them “antiheroes” in his nightly address posted to social…
Continue Reading Saudi-led coalition and Houthis agree on truce in Yemen, raising hopes for the ‘start of a better future’
By Mostafa Salem and Lianne Kolirin, CNN The Saudi-led military alliance and the Iran-aligned Houthi movement, who have been at war in Yemen since…
Continue Reading It’s time for the NASA Artemis I moon mission’s big test
By Ashley Strickland, CNN The first NASA mission to the moon since 1972 is ready for its most crucial test to date. The 322-foot-tall (98-meter-tall)…
Continue Reading Pink Floyd, a fugitive flamingo on the run for 17 years from a Kansas zoo, has been spotted on tour in Texas
By Kristen Rogers, CNN On a stormy Independence Day in Wichita, Kansas, in 2005, flamingo No. 492 went rogue. The bird was spotted around 600 miles…
Continue Reading ‘Gunshots everywhere’: Survivor of train ambushed by armed gang in Nigeria reveals harrowing details
By Nimi Princewill, CNN Chilling details have emerged about an armed gang’s attack on a train in northern Nigeria which left eight people dead…
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CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the World Cup football (soccer) tournaments. The World Cup is organized by FIFA, the Federation…
Continue Reading Food aid convoy enters Tigray for the first time in months, World Food Program says
By Bethlehem Feleke and Lianne Kolirin, CNN Trucks carrying food aid have entered Tigray in northern Ethiopia for the first time since mid-December,…
Continue Reading Russia accuses Ukraine of helicopter strikes on fuel depot in Russian territory
By Jake Kwon, Masha Angelova, Nathan Hodge and Uliana Pavlova, CNN Russia accused Ukraine of mounting a helicopter attack on a fuel depot inside…
Continue Reading Pope apologizes to indigenous people of Canada
By Hada Messia and Alex Hardie, CNN Pope Francis has apologized for the Catholic Church’s role in the abuse of Canada’s indigenous…
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Breaking down racial disparities in heart health
Sidecar Health presents statistics from the CDC illustrating disparities in heart health and how they deprive minority communities of the care needed…
Continue Reading Israel and the West Bank are on edge again. Here are five things you need to know
By Hadas Gold, CNN A series of terror attacks and violent incidents have put Israel and the Palestinian territories on edge again. In just one week,…
Continue Reading Ukrainians have retaken Irpin from the Russian invaders. But it’s a city that now lies in ruins
CNN’s Fred Pleitgen is in Irpin, which the Ukrainian military describes as “one of the most dangerous places” in the war-torn…
Continue Reading Ukrainian women escaped to give birth in a country free of war. They want their children to know why Putin forced them to flee
A hospital in Poland sees an influx of Ukrainian women seeking cancer treatment and prenatal care, who are struggling with being separated from their…
Continue Reading Ukrainian women escaped to give birth in a country free of war. They want their children to know why Putin forced them to flee
By Kyung Lah and Sarah Boxer, CNN Khrystyna Pavluchenko strokes the tiny hand of her newborn, Adelina. She had anticipated the profound joy of…
Continue Reading Ukrainians have retaken Irpin from the Russian invaders. But it’s a city that now lies in ruins
By Vasco Cotovio, Frederik Pleitgen, Byron Blunt and Daria Markina, CNN A child’s doll lies curb side, covered in dirt and debris, in the…
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