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EU Commissioner Phil Hogan, who resigned from his post for breaking Ireland's coronavirus restrictions by attending a political golf society event with 80 other people, was just the latest member of the political elites to be caught flouting the rules. CNN's Salma Abdelaziz

Lionel Messi failed to show up for a coronavirus test at Barcelona's training ground on Sunday, club sources have confirmed to CNN, casting further doubt on his future at the La Liga powerhouse.

When Disney announced that it would be releasing "Mulan" on Disney+, one number stuck out: $30. That's how much Disney is charging viewers to watch the blockbuster when it debuts next week on its new streaming service.

The new iPhone 12 is probably going to have the expected upgrades: a faster processor, the latest iOS software, 5G wireless connectivity and a host of other updates that should make the iPhone 12 the fastest smartphone Apple ever produced.

A French right-wing magazine has sparked outrage over an illustration published in its most recent issue depicting the Black politician Danièle Obono as an 18th century slave.

A rescue boat funded by the British street artist Banksy has said it urgently needs assistance after taking 219 migrants onboard in the Mediterranean.

• Coronavirus outbreaks identified at 4 sororities at Kansas State University • Live updates: The US has recorded more than 182,000 coronavirus-related deaths

Remote indigenous communities in Brazil, who have little or no contact with the outside world, are facing a grave threat from Covid-19 -- and advocates accuse the government of failing to protect these vulnerable groups.

The breakneck pace of retail bankruptcies slowed in August, with at least three well-known companies filing for Chapter 11.

The 2020 US Open in New York will be unlike you've ever seen before and it's all because of the coronavirus. Big names missing, no fans, a bubble for the tournament - it's all uncharted territory for tennis.

The whispers started three years ago.

New Zealand has ordered one of its spy agencies to investigate a cyberattack that originated overseas and disrupted the country's financial markets for a fourth consecutive day on Friday.

In one of Israel's top hospitals, former coronavirus patients are working as volunteers on Covid-19 wards to help provide support to sufferers who can't see their families or friends due to isolation restrictions. Journalist Elliott Gotkine reports.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced his resignation citing health concerns. CNN's Will Ripley reflects on his political career as the prime minister.

Xpeng Motors has raised more money than expected from its New York initial public offering despite the souring of US-China relations.

The Pentagon slammed Russia's military on Thursday for what it called "deliberately provocative and aggressive behavior" that injured multiple US military personnel following a collision between American and Russian armored vehicles in eastern Syria.

Ask yourself: how would you survive in your home country if you had no proof of citizenship or even of your existence? How would your children grow up with minimal access to a school or even a hospital? What would you do if one day, after years of discrimination, your home village was attacked by gunmen? Your neighbors killed as their children looked on? Homes burned to the ground? If you're Rohingya, you grab your children, take what possessions you can carry, and you run for your life.

The massive August 4 explosion in Beirut killed more than 180 people and injured more than 6,000. Now, approximately 50% of children in Beirut have started showing signs of trauma and extreme stress.