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American astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson talks to CNN's Don Lemon about six new galaxies discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope, working on the frontier of science and why there is nothing wrong with not knowing.

The split screen was striking.

Three advocacy groups are set to sue one of Europe's biggest banks Thursday, on grounds its loans to oil and gas majors breach a legally binding duty to ensure its activities do not harm the environment.

Some people love them, some people hate them. Worse, a large number of us who receive them on special occasions are indifferent to them, or even forget about them entirely.

Black students at an elementary school in California received Black History Month cards with racist messages from their classmates. CNN's Kyung Lah has the details.

The US economy grew at a 2.7% annual rate in the final three months of the year, the Commerce Department reported Thursday. That's less than the previous estimate of 2.9% growth in the quarter.

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The European Commission has banned TikTok from official devices because of concerns about cybersecurity, a move sharply criticized by the company in its latest run-in with Western governments over how it handles user data.

Clara Pitts has always strived for perfection.

CNN senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen meets a Utah family and their daughter struggling to fill her A.D.H.D. prescription during a national shortage.

Major UK supermarkets have started rationing the sale of some staple fruits and salad vegetables, blaming poor weather that has depressed production in Spain and north Africa.

An American Airlines flight was diverted to Raleigh-Durham International Airport Wednesday due to a disruptive passenger, according to the North Carolina airport.

Residents of a small Ohio town whose lives have been upended since a train hauling toxic chemicals derailed there earlier this month pressed top officials on health concerns and expressed their mounting distrust Wednesday night during a CNN town hall.