Stuart Bates and Charlotte Nichols are competing in the "Spennylympics," a challenge they have set for themselves to raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association, in memory of Bates' brother, Spencer, who they lost to ALS in 2011.
In a video call with her friend, actor Melissa McCarthy, the Duchess of Sussex shared details about the new initiative, aimed at helping women re-enter the workforce after the pandemic.
Afghanistan faces a humanitarian catastrophe both within and beyond its borders as Taliban gains displace thousands in the war torn country. UNHCR Global Spokesperson Babar Baloch speaks with CNN's Michael Holmes about what can be done to prevent a crisis.
An overloaded van carrying 29 migrants crashed on Wednesday on a remote highway in the US state of Texas, killing at least 10 people, including the driver, and injuring 20 others, authorities said.(Aug. 5)
Ghana is planning to put digital currency (e-cedi) into trial use in the upcoming September to reduce its reliance on cash, according to the country's central bank. Analysts say the introduction of the digital currency can spur the local economy to grow.
The Biden Administration is pledging more aid for states battling wildfires amid searing heat waves and severe drought. More firefighters and better pay for fire crews are among the priorities, according to U.
While Greece is battling blazes across the country, Turkey is fighting devastating fires caused by extreme heat. CNN's Kim Brunhuber reports on the wildfires plaguing parts of southern Europe.
After New York City announced people will need proof of Covid-19 vaccination to enter some indoor facilities, acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey likened the rule to the slavery-era freedom papers.
Protests are continuing over the alleged gang rape, murder and forced cremation of a 9-year-old girl in New Delhi, India. CNN's Vedika Sud reports.
A man shown in a bodycam video being pistol-whipped by a police officer in a Denver suburb describes how he thought he was going to die. (Aug. 4)
CNN's Martin Savidge speaks with Arkansas health care workers and administrators about the strain they're under as the state faces rising hospitalizations due to Covid-19.
Anderson Cooper learns about a family who says they "became complete" after adopting a special needs baby, and a woman is happy she finally gets to visit her grandmother after getting a Covid-19 vaccination. Watch "Full Circle" Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6pm E.
