GPS Web Extra: The fate of Jordan's many refugees
King Abdullah II of Jordan tells Fareed how he sees the future of over a million Syrian refugees now living in his country.
King Abdullah II of Jordan tells Fareed how he sees the future of over a million Syrian refugees now living in his country.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki formally blamed China in a press conference on Monday after the disclosure of a reported massive cyberattack on Microsoft Exchange email server software. Psaki went on to take questions regarding sanctions on China over the matter.
The CNN anchor recalls his past reporting trips as CNN Original Series "Jerusalem: City of Faith and Fury" explores the extensive history in this venerated part of the world. Watch on Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
Chef Camilla Marcus tells CNN's Bill Weir about her dreams for sustainable eating — and cutting down on food waste — both in restaurants and at home.
The day the Taliban entered Balkh district, 20 km west of Mazar e Sharif, the capital of Balkh province last month, local radio station Nawbahar shuttered its doors and most of its journalists went into hiding. Within days the station started broadcasting again, but the programming was different.
Democratic Rep. Charlie Crist of Florida tells CNN's Pamela Brown that Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is to blame for the state's surge in Covid cases and he believes there should be more mask mandates and lockdowns in Florida to combat the virus.
Washington (AFP) – America's food culture is built on the work of Black Americans, yet they have rarely been credited for their contributions which include some of the USA's most iconic dishes, like the quintessential American staple mac and cheese. Black chefs such as Jerome Grant are now demanding that their heritage be recognised, in an industry where Black people are drastically underrepresented as chefs and restaurateurs.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said that the administration reserves 'the option to take additional actions' in relation to the reported cyber activities from China, Washington DC, Monday.
Journalists from 17 news outlets are working together to expose evidence of spyware that specifically targets journalists, activists and politicians, calling it the Pegasus Project. CNN's Hadas Gold reports.
CNN's Pamela Brown analyzes the Joe Biden White House's pledge of transparency against the current coronavirus response, and how they are clashing.
A teacher shortage is forcing educators to think outside the box before kids return to the classroom. CNN's Adrienne Broaddus reports.
CNN's Marshall Cohen walks through how a match on the dating app Bumble led to a Capitol riot suspect being arrested by police.