Thousands of mourners came to pay their last respects to the Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny. Matthew Chance was there and spoke to some of them.
CNN's Matthew Chance is outside the church in Moscow where Alexey Navalny's funeral is underway. Hundreds of mourners, who have gathered to pay their respects to the former opposition figure, clapped and chanted as his body arrived at the church.
CNN's Matthew Chance speaks to mourners gathered outside the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God in Moscow to pay their respects to Alexey Navalny.
In March 2023, World Athletics announced it would prohibit athletes who have gone through what it called "male puberty" from participating in female world rankings competitions. In an interview with CNN Sport's Amanda Davies, the president of track and field's governing body Sebastian Coe defended his decision, saying had they not acted, no woman would ever win another sporting event.
Lockheed Martin has built a "quiet" supersonic plane for NASA that reduces the volume of sonic booms. They hope their design could open the door to supersonic air travel accessible to everyone.
Scores were killed in Gaza after the IDF opened fire on Palestinians gathering for food. Christiane speaks to former State Department official Josh Paul, who resigned in protest over America's continued lethal assistance to Israel, about this serious incident and how the Biden administration should respond
Just two years ago, a cash-strapped Jake Knapp was steering inebriated revelers towards the nightclub exit. On Sunday, the American steered in a putt for almost $1.46 million. Knapp spoke to CNN Sport's Don Riddell.
Most golfers will never experience the thrill of winning a major or an event on the PGA Tour, but one American amateur player has done something than none of the pros could even imagine. Patrick Koenig speaks with CNN's Don Riddell about his remarkable year of golf.
CNN World Sport's Amanda Davies sits down with World Athletics president Sebastian Coe to discuss the geopolitical impact of global conflicts on track and field.
CNN's Larry Madowo talks to the Ramaphakela siblings of Burnt Onion Productions about how they've parlayed the Netflix success of "Seriously Single" and "How to Ruin Christmas" into a place for South African stories on TV screens worldwide.
Tennessee state representatives Justin Pearson and Justin Jones, two of the "Tennessee Three" tell CNN Political Commentator Van Jones how a leaked audio of their Republican colleagues highlights the divide in their state. "What Happened to Tennessee? The Battle of Blue and Red" premieres on "The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper" on Sunday, March 3 at 8pm ET/PT on CNN.