England and Scotland played out a Euro 2020 stalemate at Wembley as the visitors frequently got the better of their hosts and the Three Lions failed to secure early passage to the knockout stages.
The "two-track pandemic" is now taking its toll on some of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people, said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Friday. The WHO chief stressed that "vaccines donated next year will be far too late for those who are dying today, or being infected today, or at risk today.
As the COVID-19 pandemic gets under control in the U.S., the economic recovery continues hampering the pockets of many families who are turning to food banks and free grocery services to stay afloat.
Scotland fans celebrate their team's draw against a heavily favoured England in their second match of Euro 2020. "At the end of the day, Scotland is Scotland, England is England and Scotland are number one," says one fan.
The moral panic around critical race theory, an academic legal framework for analyzing structural racism, has sparked a big debate between parents, educators and lawmakers. CNN's Randi Kaye reports.
Photographer Kathrin Linkersdorff creates art from dead flowers. She treats the flora for months, then photographs them. She's inspired by the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, the acceptance of transience and imperfection.
NBA legend and Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar talks with CNN's Don Lemon about his new documentary and Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday.
As India's second wave of Covid-19 declines, there is growing worry about a surge of a deadly Covid-related infection that feasts on dead flesh. CNN's Sam Kiley reports.
Zidan is five years old and suffers from asthma. It's a consequence of the poor air quality in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta. How can parents protect their children? The new DW series "Unseen" shines a light on environmental problems, and explores solutions.
CNN anchors react to the photo op with President Biden and President Putin as they begin their meeting in Geneva.
Some of the biggest US cities are reforming policing while violent crime surges. CNN's Josh Campbell reports.
The United Kingdom is taking a cautious approach toward vaccinating young people, a stark contrast from the United States, where more than 5 million children under 18 are fully vaccinated. CNN's Phil Black has more.
