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CNN's Rosemary Church interviews a leading scientist about a 5,000 mile wide stinky seaweed blob that's headed for Florida beaches in the coming months.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has quietly reclassified some of its paintings. Two artists, once labeled Russian, are now categorized as Ukrainian and a painting by the French Impressionist Edgar Degas has been renamed from "Russian Dancer" to "Dancer in Ukrainian Dress."

At least 22 people, including three monks, were killed at a monastery in Myanmar's Southern Shan State on Saturday as local insurgent groups and the military accused each other of carrying out a massacre.

Russia might be bogged down in its vicious onslaught on Ukraine, but President Vladimir Putin is winning big elsewhere -- in the Republican presidential primary.

Former Notre Dame basketball coach and NCAA champion Muffet McGraw joins CNN's Chris Wallace to discuss players getting paid to play college sports.

Like many of his peers, Dan McAulay was furloughed from his job as a pilot during the pandemic.

In the age of mass shootings and gun reform legislation on hold, local officers in California are training for the next mass shooting by creating a college campus active shooter simulation. CNN's Josh Campbell reports.

Charlie Baker has been NCAA president for less than two weeks, but he knows he is coming into his role in the governing body of major college sports during a tumultuous time.

NCAA president Charlie Baker speaks with CNN's Chris Wallace about the inequity between how the NCAA treats women's sports compared to men's.

Hogwarts is coming to Tokyo, as Warner Bros. pushes to expand one of the most successful franchises in literary and cinematic history.

President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Tuesday seeking to increase the number of background checks for gun purchasers. The measure does something else that doesn't get nearly enough attention: It would promote the secure storage of firearms.

CNN senior international correspondent Ivan Watson walks through Kramatorsk, Ukraine, where residents deal with the aftermath of a strike by Russian forces.

CNN's Erin Burnett speaks with Ukrainian soldier Roman Trokhymets about his experience fighting against Russians near Bakhmut.

The special prosecutor for the 2021 fatal shooting on the set of the movie "Rust" in New Mexico has stepped down, the office of New Mexico's First Judicial District Attorney shared in a statement Tuesday.

The Colombian Navy intercepted a semi-submersible ship containing two dead people and nearly 3 tons of cocaine in the Pacific Ocean.

Coach Mike Krzyzewski shares one of his greatest coaching moments of his career with CNN's Poppy Harlow.

Closely following a Mediterranean diet may cut a woman's risk of heart disease and death by nearly 25%, according to a new analysis of 16 studies.

Hundreds of flights were canceled in the United States Tuesday and more than 1,200 delayed as a winter storm bringing heavy snow, winds and coastal flooding moved into the Northeast.

The shutdown of Silicon Valley Bank has a lot of Americans understandably worried. Chaos and tension are palpable. The Biden administration is scrambling to stabilize the banking sector and many populist voters are chafing at the idea of what they fear could be another bailout, while some conservatives are bizarrely blaming the breakdown on "wokeism" because the bank's entire board wasn't White and male. And then there are Millennials like me, stressed but somewhat resigned as we conclude: This again.