CNN Most Recent

Ukraine has decided to boycott Olympic qualifying events in which Russians are competing for the Paris 2024 Games.

Seven US government investigators briefly fell ill in early March while studying the possible health impacts of a toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed to CNN on Thursday.

Wimbledon intends to accept entries from Russian and Belarusian tennis players for this year's tournament, organizers announced Friday.

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge cooled back down in February after ticking up unexpectedly the month before, a welcome sign in the central bank's long battle to bring down historic price increases.

It cost the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation about $23 billion to clean up the mess that Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank left in the wake of their collapses earlier this month.

Inflation in Europe has fallen to its slowest pace in more than a year, though stark signs of persistent underlying pressure on prices will complicate policymakers' next move on borrowing costs.

Given how many legislative attacks there are on transgender people's lives and existence, allies need to take the time to speak up on Transgender Day of Visibility, which is March 31 each year, to defend the lives and experiences of trans and nonbinary people.

Turkey has finally approved Finland's application to join NATO, putting an end to months of delays while also continuing to block Sweden from joining the military alliance.

The swift, bold response -- captured on bodycam -- of officers to a mass shooting at a packed, private Christian school in Nashville has prompted a swell of esteem, appreciation and hope among police across the nation, many who've struggled with waning community trust and tough recruitment in the face of recent years' scrutiny.

Trevor Reed, an American citizen and former Marine freed last year after two years of imprisonment in Russia, said he'd like to see the Biden administration take "definite action" in freeing an American and Wall Street Journal reporter recently detained by the Kremlin.

The charges are not publicly known at this time. Trump will likely be arraigned early next week, his defense attorney Joe Tacopina said.

Russian authorities have detained an American reporter for the Wall Street Journal and accused him of spying, signaling a significant ratcheting of both Moscow's tensions with the United States and its campaign against foreign news media, which has been under intense pressure since President Vladimir Putin launched his full-scale invasion of Ukraine last year.

An Australian surf lifesaving club has found itself at the center of a controversy following its implementation of a no-nudity policy in showers and changing rooms.

Just weeks after being named the 2022 CNN Hero of the Year, Nelly Cheboi traveled more than 7,000 miles to share her award with the kids she serves in rural Kenya. Her nonprofit, TechLit Africa, brings computer science to students using refurbished computers.

The women's NCAA tournament has reached the Final Four with some huge match-ups set to determine who plays in Sunday's championship game.

Wouldn't it be nice to visit Mexico's archaeological sites without the kind of crowds you normally see at an outdoor rock festival? At these eight sites, you won't have to elbow your way in to see them.

Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day.

A US default would have such devastating economic and financial consequences that many observers dismiss the possibility out of hand. But investors are not ruling out such a nightmare scenario.

A Manhattan grand jury has voted to indict former President Donald Trump. Follow here for live news updates, analysis and reactions.

A Massachusetts man was indicted on a murder charge Thursday in the disappearance of his wife Ana Walshe, a corporate real estate manager and mother who went missing around the start of the year, a district attorney said.