A Syrian mother tells CNN's Arwa Damon that her displaced family is trapped with nowhere safe to go as nearby fighting between rebels and Syrian government forces creeps closer, and winter's cold takes it toll.
Even before Tesla revealed the Cybertruck last November, other companies — both brand-new start ups and long-established automakers — had already announced plans for electric pickup trucks of their own.
All-Star Weekend, which kicks off tonight, has always been a barometer for how far the NBA has come as a brand. It's where powerful forces (media, celebrity, advertisers, the league's old and new guard) meet -- and, on occasion, remember fallen icons like Kobe Bryant.
The organizers of last month's cross-country skiing world cup in Nove Mesto na Morave had just enough snow to cover roughly 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) of ski tracks.
A mysterious population of ancient humans lived in West Africa about half a million years ago, and scientists believe their genes still live on in people today.
Workers have discovered "extensive" World War II bomb damage on the tower that houses London's famous Big Ben clock, which will force the cost of restoring it to rise by £18.6 million ($24.3m).
The Chinese government has replaced key Communist Party officials as the novel coronavirus outbreak in the country shows no sign of abating. China's Hubei province announced 242 new deaths from the virus on January 13, which is twice as many as on the previous day. CNN's David Culver reports.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is facing a major challenge to his vast system of censorship and information control, but history does not bode well for those arrayed against him.
Since the Chinese city of Wuhan went into lockdown three weeks ago, university student Victor Vincent has watched as other international students on his campus have returned home.
The leader of Italy's popular populist party, Senator Matteo Salvini, has lost his legal immunity from a criminal investigation and potential trial over his 2019 treatment of a group of migrants.