Finland, for the fourth consecutive year, topped a list of countries evaluated on the well-being of their inhabitants. “Really?” Finns ask.
“Electric, terrifying, humbling”: CNN camerawoman recounts extraordinary moments at Libyan rally
For nearly 40 years, CNN photojournalist Mary Rogers has covered breaking news around the world. For her, one particular experience stands out — filming a momentous rally in the early days of the 2011 uprising in Benghazi, Libya.
The mini Venices around Europe
If there’s one thing we know about Venice, it’s that it’s unique. What other city is built on water, or packed with its signature flamboyant architecture?
A Fifth of Older U.S. Adults Remain Unvaccinated
Older adults have been eligible for vaccines for months, but some of the most vulnerable have still not had one shot. Here’s the latest pandemic news.
White House considers broad range of migration plans ahead of Harris visit to Central America
The Biden administration is considering pressing Guatemala to address governance issues in the country, ranging from investment to corruption, according to a source familiar with the deliberations at the White House, highlighting just one of the delicate negotiations Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to lead.
Newer Planes Are Providing Airlines a Trove of Useful Data
During the pandemic, older aircraft have been retired, resulting in a fleet that can collect more information about emissions and safety.
What Should Museums Do With the Bones of the Enslaved?
As one museum has pledged to return skulls held in an infamous collection, others, including the Smithsonian, are reckoning with their own holdings of African-American remains.
5 Things to Know About Booking a Summer Rental
Property owners, agencies and management companies are predicting a busy, if not outright bonkers, summer.
No, We Don’t Know if Coronavirus Vaccines Affect Periods
We do know that researchers do not study menstruation enough.
Study helps unravel why pregnant women develop heart failure similar to older patients
Researchers at Penn Medicine have identified more genetic mutations that strongly predispose younger, otherwise healthy women to peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM), a rare condition characterized by weakness of the heart muscle that begins sometime during the final month of pregnancy through five months after delivery. PPCM can cause severe heart failure and often leads to lifelong …