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Proud Boys juror raises concern that she's being followed, sources say
A juror in the federal trial of five Proud Boys members accused of plotting to stop Congress' certification of the 2020 presidential election has raised fears that she was being followed, according to multiple people familiar with the matter -- the latest incident to delay the already monthslong trial.
Astronomical records reveal mysterious volcanic eruptions
Medieval observations of the moon are helping present-day researchers study a mysterious cluster of volcanic eruptions on Earth.
See zoo's incredible solution when orangutan wouldn't breastfeed her baby
How do you teach an orangutan how to breastfeed? Zookeepers at the Metro Richmond Zoo sent in a human mom. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
Mortgage rates fall for the fourth week in a row
Homebuyers benefited from another week of falling mortgage rates, with the average rate dropping for the fourth week in a row, according to data from Freddie Mac released Thursday.
You may not have heard of non-bank financial institutions, but the IMF says global financial stability could hinge on their resilience
The International Monetary Fund warned this week of "vulnerabilities" among so-called non-bank financial institutions, saying global financial stability could hinge on their resilience. The Bank of England called attention to the same issue last month.
CNN Poll: One-third of Americans say Biden deserves to be reelected in 2024
Just a third of Americans say President Joe Biden deserves to be reelected, according to a new CNN Poll conducted by SSRS, as a majority in his party say they would like to see someone else as the Democratic nominee for president next year.
Lizzo snuggles Grogu in a cameo-filled 'The Mandalorian'
Lizzo has officially joined the "Star Wars" galaxy far, far away.
Southwest Airlines' CEO got 75% pay hike ahead of service meltdown
Bob Jordan, who took over as CEO of Southwest Airlines in February 2022, just 10 months before the airline's epic holiday travel service meltdown, got a 75% pay hike last year.
Easter dishes from around the world
Honey-glazed ham, garlic mashed potatoes and fluffy dinner rolls might be staples at American Easter meals, but around the world, there are many distinct ways to savor the holiday -- ones that incorporate both local ingredients and unique cultural traditions.
Ice climber in Utah dies after pushing another climber out of the way of falling ice
Deputies in Utah are praising the "brave, courageous" actions of an ice climber they said died after pushing another climber out of the way of falling ice.
When you're talking to a chatbot, who's listening?
As the tech sector races to develop and deploy a crop of powerful new AI chatbots, their widespread adoption has ignited a new set of data privacy concerns among some companies, regulators and industry watchers.
'It's an especially bad time': Tech layoffs are hitting ethics and safety teams
In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, as online platforms began facing greater scrutiny for their impacts on users, elections and society, many tech firms started investing in safeguards.
Moments following stabbing of Bob Lee captured on video and 911 call, local news site reports
The moments following the San Francisco stabbing attack of Cash App founder Bob Lee were captured on surveillance video and in a 911 call to authorities, according to a local Bay Area news portal.
Former NFL and Australian rugby player Jarryd Hayne found guilty of rape
Former Australian rugby and NFL player Jarryd Hayne has been found guilty of raping a woman in 2018.
This famous portrait depicts an artist who was enslaved. He has been misunderstood for centuries
In 1650, the city of Rome was abuzz. The Spanish artist Diego Velázquez had just exhibited a portrait in the Pantheon's domed interior. His subject: Juan de Pareja, an Andalusian man who was enslaved and serving as Velázquez's studio assistant. Not only was a formal portrait of a man of African heritage exceedingly rare in Western art at the time, but the painting's likeness was so stunning that an early biographer of Velázquez wrote the artist sent Pareja around Rome, painting in hand, to show it off to his acquaintances.
Protesters storm BlackRock's Paris office holding red flares and firing smoke bombs
Demonstrators descended on the building that houses BlackRock's office in Paris Thursday, taking their protest against the government's pension reforms to the world's biggest money manager.
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