Several Londoners shared their predictions ahead of England's match in the Euro 2020's final on Thursday, as newsstands were filled with headlines about the game.
Tropical Storm Elsa brought widespread damage to parts of Florida and South Carolina, uprooting trees and causing damage to vehicles and buildings. (July 8)
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The European Commission has fined Volkswagen Group and BMW $1 billion for colluding with Daimler to hold back the development of technology that could have reduced harmful emissions from their vehicles. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.
The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative and Kwara State Government, have jointly announced the construction of what will be the largest oncology and diagnostic centre in West Africa.
All spectators will be banned from the Tokyo venues at the 2020 Olympic Games, Japan's Olympics Committee announced, after the country declared a coronavirus state of emergency for the capital will run throughout the event. CNN's Selina Wang reports.
Wall Street is worried the global economic rebound could be slowing. CNN's Christine Romans explains.
The UN has called Africa's Sahel region 'the canary in the coalmine' for the effects of climate change: drought and desertification that contributes to conflict and migration in the region. Burkina Faso rapper turned farmer Art Melody channels the struggles of being on the front line of climate change into his music.
People are traveling more but oil supply hasn't caught up with demand. CNN's Matt Egan explains why the BIden administration needs to focus on energy diplomacy.
Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are the targets of Donald Trump's newest lawsuit. CNN's Brianna Keilar delves into the litigious history of the former President.
CNN's John Avlon says that the federal government needs to change the classification of marijuana as more states are legalizing usage across the country.
Harry Kane has spoken about his pride of leading England as they prepare for their first major tournament final for more than 50 years.
Kane, who scored the winner in the 2-1 victory over Denmark, said: “We stayed calm, there was no panic,” after Denmark went ahead through a stunning free-kick. It was the first goal England had conceded in the tournament.
The Spurs striker will lead the team out at Wembley on Sunday to face the Italians, hoping to emulate Bobby Moore and the rest of the England heroes who lifted the World Cup in 1966.
