Hamburg's historic fish market is under water as the northern European storm Malik, known as Nadia in Germany, has caused the Elbe river to burst its banks. One person died and two others were injured as violent winds uprooted trees and caused travel chaos.
President of the Philippine Skating Union Nikki Cheng is looking forward to a riveting Winter Olympics experience as technological advancements have added an exciting dimension to the Games, which can attract more Filipino people to take part in winter sports.
This year more than half of the directors on the Oscar shortlist for best documentary feature film are women, and that includes Betsy West and Julie Cohen for their film "Julia."
Former President Trump teased a 2024 presidential run and floated the idea of possibly pardoning the January 6 rioters if he wins at a Texas rally.
CNN sports analyst Mike Golic reacts to Tom Brady's retirement from the NFL.
The Russian military, which had announced naval drills off the coast of Ireland, agreed to move them further away after fishermen vowed to disrupt them. CNN's Donie O'Sullivan speaks with two of the fishermen who were involved in the process.
Videos from coastal New England show flooding and blizzard conditions as a nor'easter continues to pummel the region.
CNN's Pamela Brown breaks down various Republicans comparing Covid-19 mandates to Nazi Germany during the Holocaust.
Plum Island, Massachusetts, is getting hit with blizzard conditions and storm surge from a severe winter storm. Juliana Mazza with CNN affiliate WHDH reports.
"The Olympic Winter Games Beijing will open a new era for global winter sports," said President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach as he shared thoughts on the upcoming Beijing 2022 and envisioned the future of the Olympics.
Traditional octopus fishing methods that use clay jugs are more environmentally friendly than modern fishing methods which incorporate wire or plastic. But the hauls are small and competition is fierce.
The trial has begun for the three other officers on hand while Derek Chauvin was killing George Floyd. Two were in their first days on the job, and one had been trained by Chauvin. Are they criminally liable for not intervening?
