China's space agency revealed the name of its first Mars exploration mission on Friday, and said the mission is on track to take place "in the coming months."
Doctors and nurses fighting Covid-19 in Britain say they fear the devastating effect that lifting lockdown restrictions could have as they standby for a second wave. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.
The recent news that Lonely Planet Publications was shutting down its production offices in Melbourne and London almost entirely, and totally eliminating its widely admired magazine and all non-guidebook titles, didn't take me completely by surprise.
2015 CNN Hero of the Year Maggie Doyne is responsible for dozens of kids at her children's home in Nepal. In addition to homeschooling and feeding them she is also helping neighbors who are running out of food.
Zoom will begin rolling out a long-awaited security update this weekend to deal with widespread complaints of video-conferencing interruptions and other potential meeting vulnerabilities, the company said Wednesday.
United Airlines, whose shares have plummeted in value by 68% in the last nine weeks, is planning to raise $1 billion by selling additional shares of its badly battered stock.
For years, northern India -- especially the capital New Delhi -- has been battling air pollution with levels hitting the hazardous mark during the winter season.
Canadian police officials said on Wednesday that they failed to issue a timely public alert about the gunman responsible for the Nova Scotia shooting rampage last weekend that left 22 dead.
A common sight across Asia, wet markets traditionally sell fresh produce and live animals. Some include wild animal products linked to diseases. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains the diverse array of wet markets in Asia.
Fox News has fallen out of love with hydroxychloroquine. After weeks of unrelenting coverage hyping the antimalarial drug as a potential game-changing treatment for the coronavirus, the network has all but stopped mentioning it on its airwaves. So has President Donald Trump.
For nearly three years, Bashir Mohamed worked night shifts at an Amazon warehouse in Shakopee, Minnesota. As a "stower" at the facility, he was responsible for registering products into an inventory system before storing them on shelves for others to pick and pack. It was "fairly stressful" work, the 28 year old said, but he stuck with it in large part out of loyalty to his colleagues.
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