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- How the West forgot its long history with Wuhan February 23, 2020
- UK unveils 'iconic,' post-Brexit passports, made by a French-Dutch company in Poland February 22, 2020The British government has unveiled the country's new, blue post-Brexit passports, hailing the return of an "iconic" document that became a thorny issue during the UK's protracted departure from the European Union.
- US and Taliban agree on deal to reduce violence February 22, 2020A deal negotiated between the US and the Taliban to reduce violence begins in Afghanistan. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.
- Fury beats Wilder in heavyweight title rematch and breaks out into song February 23, 2020Tyson Fury stopped Deontay Wilder in the seventh round of heavyweight rematch in Las Vegas Saturday to claim the WBC version of the world title.
- Another athlete has broken a world record wearing Nike's controversial Vaporfly shoes February 22, 2020Ethiopia's Ababel Yeshaneh became the latest athlete to break a world record wearing Nike's controversial Vaporfly shoes as she won the Ras Al Khaimah half marathon in the United Arab Emirates.
- Burger King advertises moldy Whoppers February 19, 2020Burger King is re-"molding" the image of its signature Whopper in a nauseating new ad campaign that promotes efforts to eliminate artificial preservatives and other additives from the company's menu.
- Europe unveils a new plan to compete with Silicon Valley February 19, 2020Europe knows it fell behind the United States and China on the technologies that dominated the past decade. Now it has a plan to catch up.
- The UK just gave the car industry 15 years to ditch fossil fuels February 4, 2020Britain will ban sales of new gasoline and diesel cars from 2035 — five years earlier than planned — heaping pressure on an auto industry that is already struggling to cope with a global sales slump and the fallout from Brexit.
- America is now the world's top oil producer November 8, 2019By any measure, America's rapid expansion to a record 12 million barrels of oil output a day has been a global game-changer.
- Africans face the most expensive internet charges in the world. Why? October 22, 2019Consumers in African countries are paying some of the highest rates in the world for internet access as a proportion of income, according to a new report released Tuesday.
