White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the US government increased disinformation 'research and tracking' on social media platforms, Washington DC, Thursday.
Cameron Highlands (Malaysia) (AFP) – Tea estates in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands are facing a bleak future as coronavirus lockdowns cause labour shortages, decimate the vital tourism industry, and sap demand.
Infants, children and teens are dying in hundreds as Indonesia's medical system buckles under a devastating Covid-19 wave fueled by the Delta variant. Atika Shubert speaks to Indonesian families who have lost their children and the doctors trying to save them.
CNN's Kyung Lah reports on the divide forming among Republicans in Arizona over the 2020 election audit.
CNN's Nic Robertson reports from Belfast, Northern Ireland, where citizens celebrate a centuries-old tradition as post-Brexit tensions loom.
As CNN Originals takes you through the "History of the Sitcom," enjoy this bonus scene featuring more than a dozen comedy stars on how they landed their iconic roles. Watch "History of the Sitcom" Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Wildfires are burning across much of the West and weather conditions stand to worsen an already dire situation as huge areas of land go up in flames. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
29 elite athletes from 11 countries comprise the International Olympic Committee's Refugee Olympic Team. The group will compete in the Summer Games in Tokyo that open later this month. As VOA's Laurel Bowman reports, it is only the second time in history that a team of refugee athletes will compete in the Games.
Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center in Lafayette, Louisiana, has the highest number of Covid-19 patients in the state. CNN's Miguel Marquez gets a look inside the hospital.
The space-tourism industry got a major boost aboard a billionaire's rocket ship. Plus, the EU lends Mother Earth a climate-conscious hand, and LeBron James suits-up for the big screen. VOA's Arash Arabasadi brings us the Week in Space.
The U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan is raising questions about who will fill the power vacuum left in America's wake. In Moscow, Kremlin officials are skeptically eyeing recent Taliban advances – and how they might affect neighboring buffer states in Central Asia.
Former Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly said in a podcast "the media represented [January 6] as so much worse than it actually was." CNN Editor-at-large Chris Cillizza breaks down why that's dead wrong.
