There is a growing sense that the global fashion landscape is shifting in order to embrace and recognize the work of talented Africans. To celebrate a new era of African fashion, British Vogue featured 9 black models on the cover of its February 2022 issue.
CNN's Joe Johns reports from the March for Life as thousands of abortion opponents are taking part in the annual event in Washington, DC.
While appearing on "The Ellen Show," Martha Stewart revealed she ended her romance with Anthony Hopkins because she couldn't separate the actor from his notorious film role, Hannibal Lecter. Stewart also shared that she's been struck by lightning three times.
Police are looking for a woman in New York City, accused of harassing and spiting on three children. Brynn Gingras reports.
The spill is being blamed on a volcanic eruption in Tonga, which triggered huge waves that hit a tanker as it was being unloaded.
Russia is not expecting any breakthrough during crunch talks with the United States on fears of war in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warns as the meeting begins.
Barri de Bellvitge (Spain) (AFP) – Seemingly milder for some but still highly contagious, Omicron has filled intensive care beds again at a hospital near Barcelona where shattered staff are still fighting a virus that refuses to retreat.
At least 70 people were killed and more than 130 injured when airstrikes struck multiple buildings in Yemen on Friday, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said, as the Saudi-led coalition continued to ramp up its deadly offensive on rebels in the war-torn nation.
Comedian Louie Anderson opens up about his tough family life growing and why he went into comedy during a 1989 interview on 'Larry King Live.'
Netflix and Peloton shares plummeted after both companies disappointed investors. CNN's Anna Stewart reports.
Five years after volunteers braved Islamic State mortars and explosives to rescue thousands of books from Mosul University's iconic library, the institution is set to re-open in the coming months, even as it struggles to rebuild its collection. For VOA Halan Akoiy reports from Mosul with Heather Murdock in Istanbul.
Curbs have been imposed in India's cities as a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the country. Health experts, however, are flagging mass gatherings, such as religious festivals held in North India, they fear could turn into superspreader events in the world's second-worst affected country.
