Secret Service director James Murray testifies for the first time in public since the January 6 riot at the US Capitol, where he said security resources were lacking ahead of the Capitol riot. CNN's Whitney Wild reports.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that the city will start offering vaccines to tourists. The Mayor said he hopes to open mobile vaccine sites at major tourist destinations. (May 6)
CNN's Lisa Respers France interviews Glenn Close about the viral moment she began dancing to "Da Butt" during the Oscars.
As the country is in the grips of an economic and political crisis, skyrocketing food prices have made marking Ramadan very difficult for many people. Ben Wedeman reports from Beirut.
A herd of 12 former Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus elephants arrive at their new sanctuary at White Oak Conservation in Florida.
A cemetery for the nameless dead in Turkey shows the misery of migration. Here lie those who died in the Turkish border area after fleeing their home country.
France and the UK are embroiled in a dispute over fishing rights that is escalating on the British Crown dependency of Jersey, just off the French coast. French fishing boats have gathered at the entrance to St Helier harbour. The UK has sent two Royal Navy patrol boats to protect the Channel Island from a potential French blockade.
Thousands of miles away, the extensive Indian diaspora in the UK feels helpless as Covid ravages family and friends in the country. But some are doing everything they can to help: From cycling a virtual relay to Delhi and back, to holding online consultations for those unable to see a doctor in India.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) expressed optimism on Wednesday that the Asia-Pacific region can emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic "even stronger than before" by focusing on five areas to help achieve a "prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable future.
A large Chinese rocket that is reportedly out of control and set to reenter Earth's atmosphere is being monitored by the Pentagon. CNN's Barbara Starr has the details.
The recent decision about Facebook and former President Donald Trump sends a signal to world leaders everywhere that to use social media, they have to play by a set of rules that are still forming.
