A woman and her three grandchildren were killed in an Israeli drone strike on their car in southern Lebanon on Sunday. Israel says it's looking into claims civilians were in the vehicle, as CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.
We take a look at how 'Carol Danvers' (Brie Larson), 'Monica Rambeau' (Teyonah Parris), and 'Kamala Khan' (Iman Vellani) became 'The Marvels.' David Daniel reports.
Water is one of the most precious resources on our planet. From the Great African Sea Forest to the San Francisco Bay, meet five innovators coming up with new ways to protect water - from how we consume it, to how we conserve it.
Mark Regev, senior adviser to the Israeli Prime Minister, believes the only way to get hostages out of Gaza is by continuing their military pressure. He spoke to Christiane Amanpour about the IDF's efforts.
Israel detained thousands of Palestinian workers after the terror attack on October 7. CNN's Nada Bashir reports on the allegations of abuse from some of those who were detained by Israeli authorities.
Boy George to return to Broadway in 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical,' Adele to be honored in Hollywood, and the animation documentary 'Pencils Vs Pixels.' David Daniel reports.
The GEO Foundation is an international non-profit, based in Scotland founded sixteen years ago to help inspire, support, and reward credible sustainability action and to strengthen and promote golf's social and environmental value. Jonathan Smith is the founder of the GEO Foundation discussed the work his company is doing with CNN's Amanda Davies
Edwin Roald is a renowned golf course architect in Reykjavik, his 'Why 18?' concept explores the idea that golf course design is often problematic from an environmental perspective and from a golfing perspective as designers feel bound to the idea that courses must be 18-holes long, when he believes they should feature as many holes as the land can accommodate. He tells us why in the latest edition of our golf and sustainability series.
Home security camera video shows the moment a California man fired back at armed intruders who ambushed him as he was walking up to his front door. CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS reports.
Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke about growing up around antisemitism after receiving the "Award of Courage" from the Holocaust Museum in Los Angeles. His comments come amid rising antisemitic attacks around the world and concerns of rising Islamophobia in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.