- BreakingHaiti protesters take the day to gather food and water as they prepare for more possible conflict
Protesters in Haiti's capital have taken the day to gather food, water and fuel, pressing pause on deadly demonstrations that have been calling for President Jovenel Moise's resignation.
- 9 hours ago, 17 Feb 19, 12:36am - - Missionaries and nurses trapped in Haiti as protests sweep country
A group of 24 Canadian missionaries and another of nurses are among visitors stranded in Haiti by ongoing street protests sweeping through the Caribbean country.
- 14 hours ago, 16 Feb 19, 8:00pm - - Nigerians react with anger and confusion after presidential elections postponed
It had been a long election campaign, fiercely contested and marked by flashes of violence, but Nigerians were finally looking forward to casting their votes in what is the largest democratic exercise in Africa.
- 21 hours ago, 16 Feb 19, 1:11pm - - BreakingUS aid lands in Colombia as part of effort to deliver supplies to Venezuela
A second wave of US aid arrived Saturday at the Colombian-Venezuelan border in the midst of Venezuela's humanitarian crisis.
- 7 hours ago, 17 Feb 19, 2:19am - - Chinese customers accuse Spanish bank BBVA of racism
Spain's second-largest bank has apologized after hundreds of Chinese customers accused the group of racism for freezing their bank accounts without warning.
- 16 hours ago, 16 Feb 19, 5:52pm - - Is AI the future of education?
One UAE-based tech company, Alef Education, is hoping to answer that question with their educational AI platform. But there's debate over whether the benefits outweigh potential privacy concerns and increased screen time.
- 4 days ago, 13 Feb 19, 12:39pm - - Uber turns to boats to beat Mumbai's terrible traffic
Uber is offering a new way to beat traffic jams in one of the world's most congested cities — speedboats.
- 13 days ago, 4 Feb 19, 1:44pm - - India is building a city from scratch
India is building a new city to give global investors an easy way into its booming economy.
- 30 Sep 18, 1:55pm - - Robot valets head to London
Travelers flying out of London's Gatwick Airport may soon have a robot parking their car.
- 19 days ago, 29 Jan 19, 9:02am - - Alibaba's 'City Brain' uses AI to kill traffic
Traffic used to be a frequent headache for residents in Hangzhou, the eastern Chinese city that's home to Alibaba.
- 33 days ago, 15 Jan 19, 11:35am - - How the tragedy of Appie Nouri changed Ajax for ever
"You never know [how good he could have been]," says a visibly emotional Danny Blind, Ajax's former manager and the head of its academy, as he remembers the impact Abdelhak Nouri had at the Dutch club.
- 2 days ago, 15 Feb 19, 9:47am - - In a league of his own, Hirscher is the skier that 'can't lose'
How do you judge greatness in sport? Can you even compare athletes from different eras? Two classic bar room topics with no finite answers.
- 22 hours ago, 16 Feb 19, 11:18am - - Bird ready to soar after dream start to season
Sam Bird says he's still pinching himself ahead of this weekend's Mexico City E-Prix after his stunning start to the Formula E season propelled him to the top of the drivers' standings.
- 2 days ago, 15 Feb 19, 10:19am - - 'Horse Barber' creating equine art
By combining her two passions, Melody Hames produces some of the most unexpected and spectacular designs in the equine world.
- 5 days ago, 12 Feb 19, 12:55pm - - Mikaela Shiffrin braves CNN quickfire quiz
Quiet night in or big night out? Heels or sneakers? Olympic gold or an overall World Cup title?
- 3 days ago, 14 Feb 19, 10:27am - - Vonn's G.O.A.T. tribute cake
The last eight days have proven typically eventful in the life and times of Lindsey Vonn.
- 4 days ago, 13 Feb 19, 4:30pm - - From S. Sudanese refugee to supermodel
I don't remember much about my earliest years, but certain vivid memories linger: the scorching yet still comforting heat of the African sun, the rich brown color of Kenyan land, adults from backgrounds different than mine helping others with daily n…
- 4 days ago, 13 Feb 19, 4:44pm - - Rise of India's lavish wedding culture
When it comes to elaborate nuptials, few can rival the mega-weddings of India's super-rich.
- 14 days ago, 3 Feb 19, 12:25am - - Unseen photos of America's early 'working girls'
Women in sexual professions have always distinguished themselves from other women, from the mores of the time, by pushing the boundaries of style. The most celebrated concubines and courtesans in history set the trends in their respective courts. The…
- 80 days ago, 29 Nov 18, 11:40am - - Rare photos reveal life in 19th-century China
- 39 days ago, 9 Jan 19, 1:50am -