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Prime Minister Janša is intensifying pressure on Slovenia's independent media, raising concerns from the European Union

A Columbus, Ohio, police officer shot and killed a Black teenage girl after she allegedly attempted to cut two females with a knife, according to officials and body camera footage. The bodycam footage has been put in slow motion and blurred by the Columbus Division of Police.

British officials played down a report that an agreement had been reached between Iran, the UK and Washington that would see Tehran receive billions of dollars in return for releasing hostages including British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

While causing immense caseload and death toll, the raging COVID-19 pandemic also prompted emergence and creation of numerous brand-new business models in the United States, and gave birth to mushrooming four million new businesses and start-ups in the hardest-pandemic-hit country in the unprecedented past year.

Three people were killed and more than two dozen others were hospitalized after a boat capsized and broke apart just off the San Diego coast. Officials suspect it was a human smuggling operation. (May 3)

A missing index finger from a giant statue of the Roman Emperor Constantine has been reunited with the hand it came from after over 500 years. The fragment finally arrived at Rome's Capitoline Museum from the Louvre in Paris.

Kenya has been coping with the "new normal" brought by the restrictions of COVID-19 pandemic, in which internet connectivity has become a pivotal part of restructuring studies, routine work schedules, and business operations.

The hangover from Manchester United's involvement in the ill-fated Super League has continued after legions of angry supporters forced their way into Old Trafford hours before Sunday's game against Premier League champs Liverpool.

Three people are dead and nearly two dozen people were sent to hospitals after a vessel overturned off the coast of San Diego. CNN's Josh Campbell has the latest.

CNN's David McKenzie journeys to ReconAfrica's remote exploratory wells in Namibia and speaks with local farmers who are afraid the rigs will poison their scarce water and kill their animals.

Maskless concert-goers, who were required to take a coronavirus lateral flow test 24 hours prior, enjoy a music festival at Sefton Park in Liverpool. It's part of a series of events that authorities are holding to test the safety of large-scale gatherings ahead of government plans to lift nearly all restrictions on June 21.

Dawei (Myanmar) (AFP) – Hundreds of anti-coup protesters marched in Myanmar's Dawei region on Sunday. The country is in its fourth month under a military regime.