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South Korea's all-singing, all-dancing K-pop politics

9 years 5 months ago
Its northern neighbor is engaged in nuclear brinkmanship with the US. Its elected President was just impeached and indicted on corruption charges, leaving behind a gaping power vacuum. And the economy is slowing down, leaving the country's highly-educated youth struggling with unemployment.

From used suds to Eco-Soap

9 years 5 months ago
CNN Hero Samir Lakhani shares how his group is using soap in Cambodia to change lives, boost the economy and help the environment.

What not to do on Cinco de Mayo

9 years 5 months ago
Time to pass the margarita pitcher? For most Americans, Cinco de Mayo calls to mind tequila shots, mariachi music, and special promotions at Mexican restaurants. The Fifth of May usually means that it's time for a mid-week fiesta.

How I told Russia I was gay

9 years 5 months ago
One month ago, I could barely breathe as I recorded a video which I knew would change the course of my life. After 23 years of living in the closet, I was finally coming out on YouTube, for all the world to see.

They said thanks in a special way

9 years 5 months ago
How does CNN Heroes find everyday people changing the world? With your help! Meet some of the nominators who got to make their hero a CNN Hero.

May Day protests, celebrations around the globe

9 years 5 months ago
May Day is a time to celebrate workers around the world and the gains made by labor advocates, but it's also a time when police are on high alert as the gatherings in many cities are known to get violent.

Trump's wacky history lessons continue

9 years 5 months ago
After puzzling comments about 19th Century abolitionist Frederick Douglass and marveling that no one knew Abraham Lincoln was a Republican, President Donald Trump has just unloaded another historical non sequitur.

TV exec gunned down in Istanbul

9 years 5 months ago
A prominent Iranian TV executive and his Kuwaiti business partner were gunned down in the Turkish city of Istanbul late Saturday night.

Uber's CEO is gambling with his company's future

9 years 5 months ago
In American business, it has long been argued that crime doesn't pay, but bad behavior often does. That may be changing -- and fast. Just ask Travis Kalanick, CEO of Uber, who The New York Times recently described as a businessman willing to win at any cost.
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