China reports weakest growth in 29 years
China’s economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly three decades in 2019. China reports weakest growth in 29 years
Second person dies from SARS-like virus in China
A second person has died in China from a new virus that has infected dozens of people and put the rest of Asia on alert, Chinese health officials said Thursday. Second person dies from SARS-like virus in China
Hear son's moving speech after dad was killed in Iran crash
A week after his father was killed in a plane crash over Iran, Ryan Pourjam, 13, gave a moving speech about who his father was and the life lessons he left behind for him. Hear son's moving speech after dad was killed in Iran crash
Christopher Tolkien, the son of 'Lord of the Rings' author, has died at 95
Christopher Tolkien, the son of “The Lord of the Rings” author J.R.R. Tolkien, has died, the Tolkien Society announced Thursday. He was 95 years old. Christopher Tolkien, the son of 'Lord of the Rings' author, has died at 95
Libya's renegade general 'agreed to comply' with ceasefire, says Germany
Libya’s renegade General Khalifa Haftar has “agreed to comply” with the terms of an existing ceasefire agreement in Libya, according to German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas. Libya's renegade general 'agreed to comply' with ceasefire, says Germany
Earthquake-damaged buildings cripple Puerto Rico
The Ponciana Condominium building here is one of the most distinctive in the island’s second-largest city. It’s a 12-story structure, just south of downtown, with medical and commercial units on its first three floors and residential units on the remaining nine. Earthquake-damaged buildings cripple Puerto Rico
State media hailed Putin's power shake-up. Moscow residents seem less enthused
Big government announcements in Russia are typically accompanied by simultaneous coverage on the nation’s state-run TV channels. State media hailed Putin's power shake-up. Moscow residents seem less enthused
Minister makes waves for taking paternity leave. He's only taking 2 weeks off
Japan’s Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has announced that he will take paternity leave when his first child is born this month, an unusual step in a country where new fathers rarely take time off from work. Minister makes waves for taking paternity leave. He's only taking 2 weeks off
Thunderstorms bring temporary relief to Australia
Severe thunderstorms are bringing temporary relief, along with new risks, to Australia that has been ravaged by historic bushfires. CNN’s Will Ripley reports. Thunderstorms bring temporary relief to Australia