Tennis legend laughs off struggle to fit into expensive skirt
Watch Serena Williams battle a skirt. The skirt wins (for now). CNN’s Jeanne Moos reports....
Hosts Ivory Coast knock out defending champs Senegal as AFCON drama continues
Hosts Ivory Coast eliminated pre-tournament favorites and reigning champions Senegal in a dramatic penalty shootout. Elsewhere, Cape Verde needed an 88th minute penalty to secure...
The latest on the Israel-Hamas war
Hamas said it is studying a proposal for a potential hostage deal and ceasefire but that it wants the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from...
Dumping manure, setting tires on fire: Why French farmers are angry
Thousands of police have been mobilized in France as farmers on tractors move closer to Paris, aiming to block routes around the French capital in...
Why cursive handwriting is making a comeback
California became the latest state to mandate cursive handwriting be taught in schools. CNN 10’s Coy Wire explains why this traditional writing style is making...
Israeli special forces infiltrate hospital to kill Palestinian men
CCTV footage on social media appears to show Israeli undercover commandos disguised as medical staff and civilians infiltrating the West Bank’s Ibn Sina Hospital in...
How do you fall in love with art?
A relationship with an artwork doesn’t always start with love at first sight, but it can be nurtured to a place of understanding....
This traditional Japanese style of dining looks as good as it tastes
To make food look and taste its best, kaiseki cuisine focuses on intricate presentation and using ingredients at the peak of their freshness. Its origins...
Expert breaks down retired conservative judge’s argument to disqualify Trump
Retired conservative Judge J. Michael Luttig argued that the Supreme Court should keep Donald Trump off the ballot in 2024. Former January 6 committee senior...
‘It’s the drownings that get you’: Meet the Texas firefighters on the frontlines of the migrant crisis
Prior to 2023, the Eagle Pass Fire Department says it would typically recover between six and seven bodies annually on average from the Rio Grande...