Anti-femicide protesters call for a state of emergency in Namibia
Protesters in Namibia campaigning against sexual and gender-based violence are calling for a state of emergency to be declared across the country, while pledging to renew their Shut It All Down campaign of disruption if authorities do not act. Read more...
Obamas New Gig Gleefully Needling Trump
Clearly relishing the chance to strike back at his successor, the former president has been willing to throw punches on behalf of Joe Bidens unity-focused campaign. Read more...
Jurgen Klopp admits Liverpool 'couldn't calm it down' during Champions League win over Midtjylland
The German left big name stars like Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah out of the starting XI for the clash at Anfield as he looked to manage his squad, but his new-look side still got the job done as they won 2-0. Read more...
Will This Be the Last French Open With Only Human Eyes Minding the Lines?
Clay-court events have been the last holdouts against electronic line calling, in large part because of how well the surface absorbs marks wherever a ball lands. Read more...
Ex-Spy Was Central to Project Veritas Hiring Effort, Testimony Shows
A British former intelligence officer was said to have recruited and interviewed potential hires as the conservative group sought to have former spies train employees. Read more...
Blake Snell, Kevin Cash and a Decision That Will Haunt the Rays
Blake Snell was dominating the Dodgers in a must-win World Series game. Kevin Cash still pulled him, raising painful questions of what might have been. Read more...
Theres No Spraying in Baseball This Year. Until the World Series.
Social distancing rules and limits on alcohol have toned down this years clinching celebrations. But there may be one last big party coming. Read more...
Arts Bailout in U.K. Buys Time, but No Peace of Mind
In Liverpool, England, whose tourist trade is built on culture, more than 40 venues received money from a billion fund. That life support lasts until April. Read more...
The White Issue Has Anna Wintours Diversity Push Come Too Late?
Vogues September issue celebrated Black culture and contributors. But some employees say the magazines powerful editor fostered a workplace that sidelined women of color. Read more...
Steve Bing and I lived at the same hotel for years - and NEVER spoke
American movie tycoon Steve Bing has tragically jumped to his death from the 27th floor of a building in Los Angeles - prompting moving tributes Read more...
Dozens of North Korean soldiers are blown up while laying landmines
Most people fleeing the North escape via China rather than risking the heavily fortified DMZ that leads to South Korea, but both Pyongyang and Beijing have been cracking down (file photo). Read more...
Former Chelsea and AC Milan striker Alex Pato 'could make shock return to England with Birmingham'
The 31-year-old former Brazil international has been without a club since reaching an agreement with Sao Paulo for the termination of his contract in August. Read more...
Lionel Messi is in dire need of a reliable support act at Barcelona
PETE JENSON IN SPAIN Messi's flame only burned for 45 minutes. It flickered in the second half, and was almost extinguished by Sergio Ramos' penalty that put Real Madrid ahead. Read more...
Best stocks shares Isas Pick the best DIY investment platform
Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. Read more...
Culinary Historians Turn to Zoom
Ben Katchor, the author of The Dairy Restaurant, will discuss his book virtually with the Culinary Historians of New York. Read more...
Iran Hostage Crisis Fast Facts
Read CNN's Fast Facts about the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, in which 52 US citizens were held captive for 444 days. Read more...
Abandoned Sydney house used for sances hits the market with astonishing price tag
A 'haunted house' that was abandoned in the 1980's is set to go up for auction, an exclusive Sydney real estate agency has announced just days out from Halloween. Read more...
Black Art and Poetry Elevate a Tribute to Civil Rights Leaders
In The Baptism, Carrie Mae Weems and Carl Hancock Rux find an abstract, elegiac voice in their video honoring John Lewis and C.T. Vivian. Read more...
Police seized 11,000 knives, guns and weapons off the streets in a year
The Home Office said there were 558,973 stop and searches carried out in the year to March under section one of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Pace), leading to 73,000 arrests. Read more...
The world is facing an insane danger that's greater than Covid-19
Honduras just became the 50th nation to ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) on Saturday. The accord has now met the required threshold to enter into force in 90 days -- on January 22. Read more...
Jeannette Williams-Parker, Nurse in a Virus Hot Spot, Dies at 48
She was the first nurse in West Virginia to die of Covid-19. She just never thought it would happen to her, her mother said. Read more...