A White female customer was caught on video shouting a string of obscenities at a Black Starbucks barista in Southern California, after the customer refused to properly wear a face covering inside the store.
210City and federal authorities across the country, anticipating the high potential for unrest in the hours and days following this year's election, are making contingency plans for "worst-case scenarios," particularly if there is no clear winner come Nov. 4.
Founded in 1927, The Strand has survived the Great Depression, two World Wars, Big Box stores, and e-commerce challengers. But now, its owner says the store could become a casualty of the coronavirus.
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered another large cache of unopened sarcophagi in Saqqara, adding to the trove of almost 60 coffins recently recovered from the ancient necropolis.
Jay-Z launched a cannabis line called Monogram. It's a partnership with California cannabis company Caliva. The website teases glossy shots of marijuana, but gives no information on what it will offer or a release date.
Insufficient sleep in the week before getting a flu shot can lead to the production of less than 50% of the normal antibody response -- a reaction that would render the flu shot largely ineffective, according to a sleep specialist
Asian Americans are facing a one-two punch of historic unemployment and discrimination.
A pre-election analysis from CIRCLE found that there are 6.8 million more young people with a history of voting in 2020 than there were in 2016.
"It's not funny to vote for Kanye. I don't know how else to say it," Jennifer Aniston wrote on Instagram. "Please be responsible."
Facebook is trying to scuttle the work of New York University researchers who have played an important role in bringing attention to the company's political ad-targeting practices.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski announced Saturday that she will ultimately vote yes on Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation to the Supreme Court of the United States. The Alaska Republican had been keeping her decision private.
The five countries with the highest rate of infection worldwide are all in Europe, according to Johns Hopkins University's latest moving averages, as analyzed by CNN.
President Trump looked to distract from the virus' deadly toll by seizing on Joe Biden's comment in Thursday night's debate that America should shift its reliance on oil toward greater renewable energy use writes Maeve Reston
After overcoming her health challenges, MacKenzie the Chihuahua now works with The Mia Foundation, a non-profit in Rochester, New York, that rescues and nurtures animals born with birth defects who cannot physically be with their mothers.
Eleanor Roosevelt, once shy and reserved, became a beacon of courage and light for the nation as First Lady and beyond. Follow her journey to and through the White House in an all-new episode of the @CNNOriginals #FirstLadies, Sunday at 10 p.m. ET/PT
A Black, Muslim plus-size model is breaking barriers in the fashion industry after being chosen by PrettyLittleThing to model its new line of modest clothing.
"It's not funny to vote for Kanye. I don't know how else to say it," Jennifer Aniston wrote on Instagram. "Please be responsible."
A pre-election analysis from CIRCLE found that there are 6.8 million more young people with a history of voting in 2020 than there were in 2016.
Asian Americans are facing a one-two punch of historic unemployment and discrimination.
For months Dr. Jinendra Satiya has faced fears on the frontlines of a deadly pandemic, treating coronavirus patients.
But now the doctor is facing a new anxiety: that new immigration restrictions could make it harder for him to stay in the US.
“People are outraged. … This is why we're here. We're using our voice.”
Early voters tell CNN’s @EvanMcS and @RosaFlores why they are waiting in long lines to cast their ballot in New York City and Florida.
Two teachers created a community fridge to help feed Bronx residents during the pandemic.
"[It] is literally open 24/7. It's chained to the street… Anybody can take produce or food inside the refrigerator, and anybody can also leave and donate,” co-creator Daniel Zauderer says.
City and federal authorities across the country, anticipating the high potential for unrest in the hours and days following this year's election, are making contingency plans for "worst-case scenarios," particularly if there is no clear winner come Nov. 4.
This year's gun sales spike is different because it's being driven by a rise in first-time gun buyers, especially among African Americans and women.
Water has been used to cool damaged fuel cores at a Fukushima nuclear plant after Japan's worst nuclear disaster. That water is put into storage. But nine years on storage space is running out, and Japan is still deciding what to do with the water.
The US just marked a harrowing milestone: It recorded its highest one-day number of Covid-19 infections Friday at more than 83,000. And as the fall surge continues, the daily numbers will get worse, experts warn
A Listeria outbreak has sickened 10 people across three states, and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes deli meats are the cause
