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- Celebrity chef: 'Ashamed' of drug use
Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson said she was "ashamed" of her drug use but preferred to be honest, as she took the stand for a second day Thursday as a witness in the fraud trial of two former personal assistants.
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 1:14pm - - Celebrity chef: 'Ashamed' of drug use
Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson said she was "ashamed" of her drug use but preferred to be honest, as she took the stand for a second day Thursday as a witness in the fraud trial of two former personal assistants.
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 1:14pm - - Man lives 43 years in hospital
A Brazilian polio survivor has spent 43 years in hospital. CNN joins him on rare trip out to a video gaming convention.
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 1:14pm - - Man lives 43 years in hospital
A Brazilian polio survivor has spent 43 years in hospital. CNN joins him on rare trip out to a video gaming convention.
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 1:14pm - - Russian diplomats charged in alleged Medicaid fraud scheme
Dozens of current and former Russian diplomats and their spouses were charged with participating in a nine-year fraud scheme that allegedly bilked the U.S. government of more than $1.5 million in Medicaid benefits, according to a federal complaint un…
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 1:02pm - - American teacher slain in Libya
American teacher Ronnie Smith has been shot and killed in Benghazi, according to the Facebook page of the international school in Libya where he worked.
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 12:40pm - - American teacher slain in Libya
American teacher Ronnie Smith has been shot and killed in Benghazi, according to the Facebook page of the international school in Libya where he worked.
- 2 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 12:40pm - - Satellite images show N. Korea's labor camps
North Korea is showing no signs of scaling back its fearsome labor camp system, with torture, starvation, rape and death a fact of life for tens of thousand of inmates, according to human rights group Amnesty International.
- 3 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 12:21am - - See inside Japan's damaged nuclear plant
CNN's Anna Coren take a look inside the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant.
- 3 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 12:20am - - Heavy storms sweep across Europe
Strong winds and heavy rain battered Scotland and eastern England Thursday, disrupting rail and road traffic as northwestern Europe braced for heavy storms sweeping across the North Atlantic and North Sea.
- 3 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 12:18am - - Luxury watch heist in Paris
One of Paris' most upscale districts was once again the site of an armed jewelry store robbery Thursday, police said.
- 3 days ago, 6 Dec 13, 12:17am - - American may win 'Arabs Got Talent'
When all-American Jennifer Grout first stepped on stage to audition, nobody could have anticipated how this 23-year-old from Massachusetts would take the Middle East by storm.
- 3 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 6:17pm - - Old photos of Queen Elizabeth
A treasure trove of old photos has revealed how Queen Elizabeth once took to the stage -- sometimes dressed as a boy -- in a series of holiday pantomimes during World War II.
- 3 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 6:11pm - - Robot camera captures lions
CNN's Michael Holmes shares some amazing close-up photos of a group of lions in Botswana.
- 3 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 6:09pm - - Thai King asks for unity
In a birthday speech Thursday, Thailand's deeply revered king asked the nation to maintain the peace it has enjoyed "for a very long time" by working hand in hand.
- 3 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 2:57pm - - Yakushima, Japan's eco-paradise
Fans of anime master Hayao Miyazaki may remember the mystical, moss-covered forest that serves as the setting for much of "Princess Mononoke", his epic about humans and the environment.
- 4 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 4:04am - - Google Street View maps Mount Fuji
At the start of a three-month reporting stint in Tokyo, I'd thought vaguely to myself how I wouldn't mind climbing Mount Fuji when my assignment was done -- in the way that I've always vaguely wondered about running a marathon, but never got round to…
- 4 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 4:03am - - The world's best unknown hike
I knew I was going to have to climb 538 stairs to get to Kamikura Shrine in Wakayama, Japan.
- 4 days ago, 5 Dec 13, 4:01am - - Mali: 21 bodies found in mass grave
Malian authorities have found a mass grave containing 21 bodies thought to be soldiers killed while a junta chief was in power after a 2012 military coup, a Ministry of Defense spokeswoman said Wednesday.
- 4 days ago, 4 Dec 13, 7:16pm - - China fireworks truck explodes
A truck carrying eight tons of fireworks crashed and then exploded in China. CCTV has the video.
- 4 days ago, 4 Dec 13, 1:28pm - - Militants attack base in Nigeria
Hundreds of Boko Haram militants attacked an Air Force base and a military checkpoint in the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri early Monday, according to government officials.
- 5 days ago, 3 Dec 13, 3:21pm - - U.N. accuses Syria of war crimes
A United Nations fact-finding team has found "massive evidence" that the highest levels of the Syrian government are responsible for war crimes in the nation's civil war, the U.N.'s human rights chief said Monday.
- 5 days ago, 3 Dec 13, 1:49pm - - Scores hurt in high-speed ferry crash
Dozens of people were injured Friday in a high-speed ferry boat accident off of Hong Kong's coast.
- 6 days ago, 2 Dec 13, 1:18pm - - 54 bodies found in mass graves
Police digging up mass graves in western Mexico have now found human remains from at least 54 victims there.
- 9 days ago, 29 Nov 13, 7:14pm - - Honduras' new president
It's official: According to the Honduran elections authority, Juan Orlando Hernandez won the Central American country's presidential vote.
- 10 days ago, 28 Nov 13, 6:12pm - - Pope's face on a coin?
Just a few days after Pope Francis decried capitalism, Argentine lawmakers are weighing a new way to honor him: putting his face on a coin.
- 10 days ago, 28 Nov 13, 6:11pm - - IAEA: Iran invites inspectors
Iran has invited inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency to visit its Arak heavy-water reactor on December 8, the nuclear watchdog said in a statement Thursday.
- 10 days ago, 28 Nov 13, 1:06pm - - More polio cases confirmed in Syria
Additional polio cases have been confirmed in two new areas in Syria: near the capital of Damascus and in northern Aleppo, near Turkey, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.
- 10 days ago, 28 Nov 13, 1:05pm - - France plans 1,000 CAR troops
France will send approximately 1,000 more troops to the Central African Republic, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said Tuesday in a radio interview.
- 11 days ago, 27 Nov 13, 6:27pm - - Caroline Kennedy visits tsunami victims
Japan's new Ambassador, Caroline Kennedy, visits Japan's tsunami victims.
- 13 days ago, 25 Nov 13, 10:10pm - - Man finds bills worth $100,000
It was cold cash -- and a little soggy.
- 17 days ago, 21 Nov 13, 1:39pm - - Malala given Sakharov Prize
It's easy to guess what Malala Yousafzai would do with roughly $67,000. Spend it to educate children, particularly girls in her native Pakistan, she has said in the past.
- 18 days ago, 20 Nov 13, 9:05pm - - 10 amazing stories of everyday heroes
They clean up rivers, build homes for disabled veterans and bring health care to some of the darkest parts of the world.
- 20 days ago, 18 Nov 13, 10:18pm - - Dazzling Diwali lights
Fireworks boom, bulbs flash, and flames flicker as tens of millions of people across the globe celebrate the beginning of the Festival of Lights.
- 25 days ago, 13 Nov 13, 5:22pm - - Bison in the crosshairs
As a group of tourists was passing through the villages of Lesna and Zabrody in the north east of Poland last month, they caught glimpse of something that immediately sent them reaching for their cameras.
- 25 days ago, 13 Nov 13, 1:33pm - - Warning! Halloween, click if you dare...
Still think Halloween is just for the kids? You won't -- not when you've seen CNN's gut-twisting, down-right disgusting mob of morbid maniacs.
- 26 days ago, 12 Nov 13, 11:08am - - Fireball explodes near home
Family captures the sight of a fireball exploding in front of their home in Canada.
- 33 days ago, 5 Nov 13, 12:50pm - - 14 baby pandas napping
Fourteen panda cubs celebrate their 100-day birthday in China's Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base with a nap.
- 34 days ago, 4 Nov 13, 11:25pm - - Ghostly Victorian photographs
Ghostly images from the Victorian era
- 38 days ago, 31 Oct 13, 10:48am - - A Hollywood Halloween
- 38 days ago, 31 Oct 13, 10:48am - - U.N. report: Too many teen births
A 16-year-old girl pleads with her parents not to barter her into a marriage.
- 39 days ago, 30 Oct 13, 12:14pm - - Titanic violin sells for $1.7 million
A violin played by the Titanic's musical conductor as the ship sank sold at auction Saturday for more than $1.7 million, a UK-based auction house said.
- 48 days ago, 21 Oct 13, 3:43pm - - London Zoo tiger cub drowns
Keepers at London Zoo are "distraught" after a newborn tiger cub -- the first Sumatran tiger born there for 17 years -- drowned in a pool at its enclosure.
- 52 days ago, 17 Oct 13, 12:28pm - - Last year's top ten
The top 10 Heroes: In their own words
- 53 days ago, 16 Oct 13, 4:00pm - - CNN Heroes announced
Today CNN announced the Top Ten Heroes of 2013. Anderson takes a look at each of their causes.
- 53 days ago, 16 Oct 13, 3:52pm - - Photos: In their own words
The top 10 CNN Heroes of 2013
- 58 days ago, 11 Oct 13, 4:32pm - - The man who sleeps with sharks
Meet Brett McBride, a 46-year-old shark wrangler who's not afraid to get up-close and personal with some of the fiercest creatures on the planet. And all in the name of science.
- 58 days ago, 11 Oct 13, 12:41pm - - 10 must-see animal migrations
Journeying herds of wildlife can make for an awe-inspiring sight. In many communities throughout the world, the arrival of the animals marks the beginning of festivities.
- 60 days ago, 9 Oct 13, 1:06pm - - Refugees inside their own country
The ongoing violence in Syria has left millions of people displaced. And while many Syrians fled to neighboring countries to escape the bloodshed, others have remained despite being in harm's way, though they have been forced from their homes.
- 65 days ago, 4 Oct 13, 12:43pm - - 'Broken' veterans come back strong
As he watched wounded troops being brought inside the hospital on stretchers, Michael Conklin couldn't believe what he was seeing.
- 66 days ago, 3 Oct 13, 10:39pm -
