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Graciela Iturbide's documentary photography captures Mexico's culture through haunting portraits of marginalized communities, portrayed with complexity and compassion.

A Tennessee spa is designed to have you feeling like you're at Hogwarts, the famed school attended by Harry Potter and his friends.

A 17th-century door has just been discovered under London's House of Commons.

As airstrikes continue to ravage life in Syria, a family just outside of Turkey's border are living in an underground cave to stay safe.

The British government's contentious plans to build a third runway at London's Heathrow Airport have been blocked by an appeals court on environmental grounds, in a landmark victory for climate campaigners.

There are many ways to measure Maria Sharapova's success: Five grand slam titles, 36 career wins, a former No. 1 ranking in the world. But those impressive achievements don't match up with the success she accumulated in her bank account.

The battle for a more equal society is one Finland is going at with hammer and tongs.

As the novel coronavirus spreads across Europe, with at least 11 European countries confirming cases of the strain, several US universities have canceled their students' study abroad programs in Florence, Italy. CNN's Melissa Bell reports from Florence.

A suburban London street has been renamed in honor of late musician Freddie Mercury.

Some US companies are bracing for the revenue they make in China to be cut in half if the novel coronavirus outbreak extends into the summer.

India is finally getting its very first Apple Store.

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Michael Hertz, whose design firm produced the New York City subway map, has died, his son Eugene Hertz confirmed to CNN. He was 87.

Officials in Saudi Arabia have ordered the arrest of a female rapper and her crew for posting a music video "Mecca Girl" on YouTube.

Rhino enthusiasts -- the long wait is over.

Bob Iger, the man who may be the second-most important person in the history of Disney, is stepping down as CEO.

Far from the jewelry workshops of Paris and the showrooms of the world's most rarefied auction houses, a capital of sparkle has developed in the American southwest.

CNN's Tom Sater speaks to scientists about an unprecedented heat wave that has resulted in rapidly melting ice caps in Antarctica. Experts warn this may lead to irreversible damage.