Free community kitchens stocked by farmers and fishermen sharing supplies are popping up across Manila's poorest neighborhoods amid the economic disaster resulted from the Covid-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, surveys show strong hesitancy to take vaccines in the Philippines — which experts fear will prolong the hunger crisis.
Firefighters are battling a wildfire in the Santa Ana River bottom in Jurupa Valley, in Riverside County west of Los Angeles. KABC television reports that evacuations have been ordered in the area as about 100 acres of dry brush burned. (May 24)
A road rage incident in Los Angeles led to a 6-year-old boy being shot, and police are still looking for the gunman. CNN's Stephanie Elam has more.
A year after Beijing imposed a controversial national security law on the territory, the creative community has been left unsure about what is, or is not, legally permissible.
A 29-year-old Jewish man who was attacked in a "gang assault" in New York City told CNN's Don Lemon he just wanted to survive the attack and make it out alive.
Just a week after India experienced the strongest tropical cyclone to ever hit their west coast, a new tropical cyclone is set to hit northeast India. CNN Meteorologist Tom Sater has the forecast for Tropical Cyclone Yaas.
Uganda hosts Africa's largest population of refugees, and psychologists say the rate of attempted suicides among them has jumped during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reporter Halima Athumani looks at efforts to help those who fled physical danger only to suffer from deadly mental trauma.
Willie Walsh, the director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), tells CNN's Becky Anderson that the diverted Ryanair flight was an "extremely dangerous action."
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux speaks with icons of the civil rights movement about the impact of worldwide protests 1 year after the death of George Floyd.
In the wake of new revelations that several researchers at a lab in Wuhan, China, got sick and hospitalized in November 2019, CNN's Natasha Bertrand says the US intelligence community is still not 100% certain on the origin of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
In the wake of new revelations that several researchers at a lab in Wuhan, China, got sick and hospitalized in November 2019, CNN's Natasha Bertrand says the US intelligence community is still not 100% certain on the origin of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
CNN's Zain Asher speaks to Regional Spokesman of the Norwegian Refugee Council Tom Peyre-Costa about what he witnessed from Goma, Congo, when Mount Nyiragongo began to erupt.
