Declaring the situation in Cuba "intolerable," President Joe Biden announced new sanctions Friday as the U.S. looks to increase pressure on the communist government following the protests earlier this month on the island. (July 30)
U.S. President Joe Biden says he is touched by Kosovo's awarding of a medal to his late son Beau, who worked to establish the rule of law in the war-torn country 20 years ago. (July 30)
A senior World Health Organization (WHO) official said on Friday that the COVID-19 origin-tracing issue must not be politicized. Executive director of the WHO Health Emergencies Programme Michael Ryan told a press conference that WHO member states are conducting positive communication on the next steps for COVID-19 origin-tracing.
CNN's Elie Honig explains why it's likely that Congress will get former President Donald Trump's tax returns, two years after the House Ways and Means Committee first requested them.
Conservative states with low vaccination rates are where the new surge is hitting hardest, but many Republican leaders defy or mock covid precautions.
CNN's Arwa Damon reports from Manavgat, Turkey, where wildfires have killed four people.
Three years after NASA's Insight Lander arrived on Mars, its data reveals that Mars is larger, lighter and has a more liquid core than previously thought. CNN's Kristin Fisher reports.
President Joe Biden says that all federal employees will have to attest to their COVID-19 vaccination status, and those who are unvaccinated will face numerous restrictions. This comes as major U.S. businesses require employee vaccinations, and as U.S.
Red tide, a toxic algae bloom, has killed more than 600 tons of marine life in Florida. CNN's Nick Valencia reports that the Florida government and environmentalists are at odds over the cause of the bloom.
As stricter rules and mask mandates return, frustration is building particularly among those who are fully vaccinated against coronavirus. CNN's Dan Simon reports how some California residents say they feel they're being punished for the inaction of others.
Byas-Kyuel (Russia) (AFP) – With Russian firefighters and emergency services struggling, hundreds of volunteers have joined the efforts to contain the blazes scorching the Siberian region of Yakutia’s legendary vast northern forests known as the taiga.
Kabul (AFP) – America’s top diplomat in Afghanistan, Ross Wilson, says that the first flight carrying Afghans who worked as interpreters for American troops has arrived in the US, the start of an operation to evacuate thousands from possible Taliban retaliation.
