Western officials say Russia's military is regressing, pulling older equipment out of storage. They're now fielding tanks that date back to the post-World War II era. That's a sign Moscow is struggling to replace its losses on the battlefield. The aging hardware suggests Russia's forces are being stretched thin.
A woman went on a stabbing spree in Times Square on Saturday morning, attacking two people and killing one of them. Police shot and killed the suspect at the scene. The motive behind the attack remains unclear, and investigators are looking into the woman's background. The surviving victim was taken to a hospital for treatment.
The global balance of power is shifting faster than most governments can adapt. Old alliances are fraying, new economic blocs are forming, and the rules that once kept things stable no longer hold. Yet public institutions and political leaders are still operating with outdated playbooks. That gap between change and response is where the real danger lies.
Hindu pilgrims are among the hundreds of people missing along the border between Nepal and China. The group was participating in a religious trek toward a sacred mountain.
A school principal in Nepal managed to evacuate all 900 students just before floodwaters destroyed the building. He acted quickly as heavy rains triggered a landslide that swept the school away. The students were moved to higher ground in time, and no one was hurt. The principal's quick thinking likely prevented a tragedy.
The US Department of Energy sent a letter to Russia's Rosatom warning against touching American nuclear technology at a Ukrainian power plant. The US has sensitive nuclear equipment at the facility and is concerned about Russian interference. The warning comes amid ongoing tensions over Ukraine. The letter was sent last month, according to reports.
The judge in the Fox News-Dominion defamation case announced in court that the two sides reached a settlement. The case was historic, involving claims about election fraud. Details of the settlement were not immediately disclosed.
A white homeowner accused of shooting a Black teenager who rang his doorbell has turned himself in to face charges. The incident has drawn national attention. The teen's aunt said a major part of Ralph died.
Maine state police have detained a person of interest in connection with two shooting incidents that appear to be linked. The incidents left at least four people dead and three others injured. The investigation is ongoing.
Two of three ships lost in a single Lake Superior storm over a hundred years back have been located. The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society found one in 2021 and the other the following year. The third vessel remains missing.
Two men who say they once commanded units for the Wagner group have confessed to killing children and other civilians during the war in Ukraine. They admitted to carrying out executions and targeting non-combatants. The statements mark a rare public acknowledgment of atrocities by former members of the Russian mercenary force.
A pizza delivery guy took out a suspect fleeing police. CNN's Jeanne Moos shows him putting his best foot forward. The delivery man delivered more than a pie.
Body camera footage from January shows first responders racing to aid actor Jeremy Renner after his snowplow accident. Renner broke over 30 bones and suffered serious injuries, but survived.
Norway has opened what is being called the world's longest purpose-built cycling tunnel. The tunnel offers a new way to explore the seven mountains surrounding Bergen, a UNESCO World Heritage city on the country's west coast. Cyclists can now travel through the mountains in a safe, weather-protected route.
Polish pilot Lukasz Czepiela landed his aircraft on a helipad atop a 56-story hotel in Dubai. This stunt marks a historic achievement in aviation.