Israel's domestic spying scandal widens with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett vowing government action following new reports that police illegally used the Pegasus malware to hack phones of dozens of prominent figures.
Joe Rogan apologizes for using the n-word in past years, as Spotify vows not to silence him. It's his 2nd controversy, after one about Covid misinformation.
Researchers at Loango National Park in Gabon witnessed chimpanzees applying insects to each other, possibly as medication.
A new spinal cord stimulation study is putting participants with paralysis on their feet again. Researchers use electrode technology to activate the participants' muscles, allowing them to stand.
CNN's Jake Tapper presses German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on why he will not explicitly say that if Russia invades Ukraine, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline is dead.
President Joe Biden says he and Germany's new chancellor are in lockstep over the perilous situation in Ukraine, where the specter of an imminent Russian invasion haunts all of Europe. The two leaders held their first in-person meeting on Monday. VOA's Anita Powell reports from the White House.
Tapa (Estonia) (AFP) – In an icy landscape of birches and pines on NATO's eastern border, this year's regular military exercises by the alliance have come at a time of spiralling tensions between Russia and the West. The "Winter Camp" exercise in northeast Estonia, just 100 kilometres (62 miles) from the Russian border, included some 1,300 British, Estonian and French troops operating in extreme conditions.
Jakara Anthony became Australia's first Winter Olympics gold medalist in 12 years, capturing the women's moguls title. The 23-year-old sits down with CNN's Coy Wire on how a kid from a beach town grew up to become an Olympic champion of the snow.
Dog calms coach ranting at the TV. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
CNN's Sara Murray looks at Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani T. Willis' probe investigating Donald Trump's efforts to overturn Georgia's election results.
A fake elector from Wisconsin reveals how he and other Republicans met secretly to produce phony documents and subvert democracy. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
Millions of people around the world enjoy drinking coffee. But the daily caffeine fix could be under threat – because climate change is killing coffee plants. As Henry Ridgwell reports, scientists in London are working with farmers in Africa to find a solution.
