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Independent observers say Russia's propaganda machine is working to boost Vladimir Putin's image even as he is expected to win reelection. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.

The fountains at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas were turned off when a rare yellow-billed loon stopped by for a visit.

At the Human Capability Initiative, in Saudi Arabia, the CEO of online education company Coursera explains the importance of innovation and accessibility in education.

Justina Nixon-Saintil, IBM's chief impact officer, discusses sustainability, global skill-building, and technology-driven solutions for a better work environment.

Helen Mirren, Kylie Minogue, Viola Davis, Shania Twain, and German-Iranian stand-up comedian Enissa Amani have been named "Barbie Role Models" by U.S. toymaker Mattel, ahead of International Women's Day on March 8.

CNN's Rosemary Church speaks with Jacqueline Charles, the Caribbean Correspondent for the Miami Herald, about the violence in Haiti.

The clingy wet shirt that stole a generation of hearts has now sold for a swoon-worthy $25,000, about twice the pre-auction estimate. The legendary white buttoned-down garment cemented Colin Firth's reputation as an heartthrob in "Pride and Prejudice."

Nikki Haley supporters must now decide whether or not they will support Trump or Biden after their candidate of choice suspended her presidential campaign. CNN's Jessica Dean reports.

Abeer Etefa, senior Middle East spokesperson for the World Food Programme, tells CNN's Rosemary Church time is running out for people across Gaza as more people, including children, starve.

Malcolm Davis, senior analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, tells CNN's John Vause the U.S. and UK need to reassess their strategy because strikes on Houthi targets are not deterring Yemen's Houthis from continuing their attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.

Climate scientists say last month was the world's hottest February on record. Ocean temperatures were also the highest on record. CNN's Chad Myers reports.

Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mesfin Tasew discusses his company's new order as Boeing faces mounting regulatory woes.

After being listed as an extremist by Russia, Garry Kasparov, Russian opposition member and former world chess champion, tells CNN's John Vause the Kremlin "uses every tool at their disposal to silence the criticism."

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports on China's National People's Congress. Foreign affairs were at the center of the gathering as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi accused the U.S. of suppressing China.

Protesters, demanding information on the 43 Mexican students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College who disappeared in 2014, made their way to the front doors of the National Palace in Mexico City, Wednesday.

The United Arab Emirates is a global leader in diamond imports and exports, but it does not have any mines. This Dubai-based company wants to change that — by growing diamonds in a lab.

Protesters, demanding information on the 43 Mexican students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College who disappeared in 2014, made their way to the front doors of the National Palace in Mexico City, Wednesday.

CNN's Dana Bash sits down with Kate Cox, a Texas mother who was blocked from having an abortion by the Texas Supreme Court after her fetus had been diagnosed with a rare and deadly genetic condition called trisomy 18.

Ivan Watson reports from a Philippine Coast Guard vessel in the South China Sea.

Clare Duffy has the latest on the drama in the AI world.