China’s Great Wall is being restored one brick at a time
BEIJING — Old Cheng was waiting patiently at the bottom of a steep mountain ridge as the minivans carrying our news team snaked their way through the Yan mountains to meet him.
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Starving on the front lines: Food supply in crisis as Ukraine fights Russia
Photos of emaciated Ukrainians reveal conditions suffered by Ukraine, as meagre rations also afflict Russian soldiers.
Children in Arizona are going hungry because of Trump’s food stamp cuts
Under President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” food stamp applicants are fighting to prove eligibility. A crisis in Arizona offers a warning for America.
Captions for Instagram posts: 300+ cool, funny and aesthetic Instagram caption ideas for every post
Social News: Are you also looking for some cool yet classy Instagram captions? These captions might look like small lines of text, but they often decide whether a .
Christian missionary hailed as ‘holiest man alive’ pleads guilty to abusing boys in Texas
Daniel Savala, who preached for decades in an Assemblies of God-run college ministry, was sentenced to 30 years in prison without the possibility of parole.
A hard-right Trump ally seeks liftoff in forgotten Britain
Trump ally Farage on cusp of smashing Labour in deprived Welsh towns with hard-right, anti-immigration message
Houston restaurateur suspected of killing wife and their 2 kids before turning gun on himself, authorities say
Matthew Mitchell, restaurateur behind Houston's Traveler's Table, appears to have fatally shot his wife, Thy Mitchell, and their two young children before turning the gun on himself, authorities said Tuesday.
Blayne Alexander reports on the murder of Tara Baker in “A Window of Time” | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “A Window of Time” about the 2001 murder of University of Georgia law student Tara Baker.
Shooting near Dallas leaves 2 dead, 3 injured in Korean supermarket
A business meeting ended in gunfire on Tuesday, killing at least two people and injuring three, at a Korean supermarket outside of Dallas, police said
Restaurants celebrate authentic Mexican culture and history this Cinco de Mayo
Nayomie Mendoza has become accustomed to how Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in the U.S.: the platters of tacos, the pitchers of margaritas and the jubilant sounds of mariachi bands
Photo essay: Southeast Asia's overfishing crisis — and the effort to uncover its roots
A photo exhibition offering a rare look into industrial fishing in Southeast Asia — and its impact on fragile marine ecosystems — was on display at a New York gallery last month.
The kelp producer who wants to get Americans eating seaweed
Marine farmer Suzie Flores also hopes the crop can revitalise the US's small fishing towns.
Andrea Canning reports on the case of Eric Richins in “Book of Lies” | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “Book of Lies” about the 2022 murder of Eric Richins in Kamas, Utah.
Simone Biles on ‘realness’ and ‘rawness’ of Tokyo ‘twisties’ | CNN
Simone Biles has told CNN’s Amanda Davies that her experiences of ‘the twisties’ during the Tokyo Olympics was a pivotal moment in opening up the global conversation on mental health and helping her to “get the therapy that I deserved” - Something which she’s still undertaking to this day.
‘Super shoes’ help runners set new marathon records | CNN
Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe became the first man in history to officially run a marathon in under two hours in London on Sunday. However his use of a new line of carbon-plated Adidas sneakers dubbed “super shoes” is fueling the debate about whether the technology is diminishing the significance of world records in the sport. CNN’s Matias Grez reports.
World Cup final tickets reselling at $2M | CNN
Tickets costing more than $2 million each were listed on the official FIFA resale site for the 2026 World Cup final. CNN’s Antoinette Radford reports.
Keith Morrison reports on the case of Gary Spohr and Wendy Wood in “Deadly Swagger” | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “Deadly Swagger” about the 2021 case of Gary Spohr and Wendy Wood in Lake Tahoe.
Former Hawaii Gov. George Ariyoshi, first U.S. governor of Asian American descent, dies at 100
Former Hawaii Gov. George R. Ariyoshi, the nation's first Asian American governor, has died at 100 years old.