Covid kills one million worldwide Coronavirus has now spread to 210 countries
Coronavirus has claimed the lives of one million people worldwide since the outbreak emerged in China late last year. Read more...
Oklahoma State Punished by N.C.A.A. for Role in Basketball Recruiting Scandal
The university was handed a ban of one year from the N.C.A.A. mens basketball tournament, as well as fines and a loss of scholarships. Read more...
Should You Buy in a Golf Community or Outside It?
The pros and cons are many. Give careful consideration before making a purchase. Read more...
Chris Evert Tennis stars under more pressure
Former world No. 1 Chris Evert tells CNN that today's tennis stars are under more pressure, due to money and the media, to perform compared with her day. Read more...
Federer remembers life changing kiss
The Swiss star remembers the first time he kissed his now-wife and reflects on how his family has helped shape and change his game. Read more...
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Became a Pop Culture Icon
She found A-list fame late in life, appearing in movies, childrens books and S.N.L. impressions. Read more...
Charles Peterson, Veteran Minor Leaguer and M.L.B. Scout, Dies at 46
As a football player, he caught a pass to win the state title for his South Carolina high school. He was later a scout for the St. Louis Cardinals. He died of complications of Covid-19. Read more...
Panic! at the Discos Flourishes Werent Just Dramatic. They Were Theater.
A look back at the bands 15-year-old debut, A Fever You Cant Sweat Out, a commercial success that simultaneously satirized and celebrated staged spectacles. Read more...
Amazon's Alexa will ask humans questions using a new 'teachable' AI
Amazon just gave Alexa a mind of its own by enabling it to ask humans questions. The virtual assistant is using AI to ask question that will help it fill in gaps of conversations to better understand users. Read more...
My famous friends messaged me, asking if I was about to die...
I began receiving a flurry of messages from famous friends worried that my death might be more imminent than I would like. Pranksters had been requesting 'advanced obituary tributes' Read more...
These Everyday Toxins May Be Hurting Pregnant Women and Their Babies
PFAS, industrial chemicals used to waterproof jackets and grease-proof fast-food containers, may disrupt pregnancy with lasting effects. Read more...
'Cake Boss' star Buddy Valastro recovering from 'terrible' at-home accident
"Cake Boss" star Buddy Valastro is on the mend. Read more...
Unfortunate moment romantic falls off boat during botched marriage proposal
A man's romantic proposal on a boat took an unfortunate turn after he accidentally hit the vehicle's throttle and was thrown into a lake, a hilarious video shows. Read more...
Covid-19 lockdown prompts landscape photographer to self-publish a book of his favourite images
Thomas Heaton released a tome containing 53 pictures he'd taken, from images of majestic mountains to photos of epic waterfalls, showing his journey as a photographer. Read more...
With Kids in Sports Bubbles, These Parents Are Desperate for a Way In
Many parents are used to following their pro-athlete offspring from game to game. With the pandemic keeping them out of stadiums, some are getting creative. Read more...
In Italy, a Fabric Designers Wildly Colorful Home
Perched above the shores of Lake Como, the vibrant weekend house of Caterina Fabrizio is a shrine to pattern and texture. Read more...
TikTok Wins Reprieve From U.S. Ban
A federal judges preliminary injunction means the app stores can continue offering the video app for downloads for now. Read more...
Carlos the Jackal Fast Facts
Check out CNN's Carlos the Jackal Fast Facts for a look at the life of one of the world's most wanted terrorists. Read more...
Laurence Fox shows off new 'Freedom' and 'Space' tattoos on his hands
Laurence Fox has had the words 'Freedom' and 'Space' tattooed on his hands. Read more...
Why So Blue, Tarantula? A Mystery Gets a New Clue
The large arachnids have long been thought to be colorblind, but new evidence suggests they can perceive each others brilliant coloring. Read more...
In Critical Swing State, Trump Again Stokes Doubt on Election Process
The president has spent months falsely insisting against evidence offered by his own government officials that mail-in ballots are subject to widespread fraud. Read more...