See what Virgin Hyperloop could look like in the future
Virgin Hyperloop's aerodynamic pods could transport riders up to 670 mph. While the technology has a long road ahead of it, this is what the hyperloop could look like.
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Man pictured as 'Nevermind' baby suing Nirvana for child pornography
Spencer Elden, known as the baby off of Nirvana's famous "Nevermind" album cover, is now suing the band with claims of child pornography. HLN's Robin Meade reports.
'It's in my back seat': Plane clips car driving down highway
Victoria Roberts and her granddaughter were driving down a California highway when a plane made an emergency landing and clipped their car. CNN affiliate KGTV has the story.
From an orphan to a legendary racer: Tatyana McFadden talks to CNN
Holding 17 Paralympic medals, Tatyana McFadden is one of the most high-profile US Paralympians. The legendary wheelchair racer speaks with CNN's Selina Wang as she readies for her sixth Paralympics.
Australia and New Zealand struggle with new surge after defeating past outbreaks
As Australia and New Zealand deal with rising Covid-19 cases and low vaccination rates, the countries' respective prime ministers have differing views on the "zero case" approach to the virus. CNN's Ivan Watson has more.
Oncologist explains why he had to turn away cancer patient
CNN's Chris Cuomo talks with Dr. Nitesh Paryani about the Delta variant and the strain it's putting on the hospital where he works and healthcare in general.
Cuomo to Nirvana baby lawyer: 'How do you get to pornography here?'
CNN's Chris Cuomo talks with attorney Maggie Mabie, whose client Spencer Elden, known as the baby on Nirvana's famous "Nevermind" album cover, is suing the band over alleged "child sexual exploitation."
As some places face spikes, this country has had 0 Covid-19 deaths since May
CNN's Gary Tuchman looks at how Iceland has been able to lower deaths from Covid-19 to zero, and maintain it since May.
Hospitals scrambling for incentives to retain nurses amid shortage
CNN's Erica Hill reports on a growing staffing shortage amid nurses as spikes in coronavirus cases fill some ICUs with Covid-19 patients.
A 1975 Saigon refugee relates to ‘scared and frightened’ Afghans
Garden Grove (United States) (AFP) – Vietnamese American refugee Phat Bui, who fled Saigon in 1975 following the US evacuation and the city’s fall, says that watching the chaotic scenes out of Kabul “brings back a lot of memories.”
Brazil indigenous protesters march against Bolsonaro
Brasília (AFP) – Thousands of indigenous people march in Brazil’s capital to protest far-right President Jair Bolsonaro’s policies and an initiative that could take away their ancestral lands.
Scene near illegal Colombian coal mine where 12 died in explosion
Topaga, Boyaca Department (Colombia) (AFP) – Emergency workers, ambulances and mourning relatives of victims are seen near the site of an explosion in an illegal coal mine that left 12 people dead in the Colombian department of Boyaca.
