In Badghis province of Afghanistan, drought and extreme poverty lead to a heartbreaking trade of girls.

National correspondent Bill Melugin has the latest from Spofford,

Severe hunger is gripping Afghanistan. With winter approaching, the situation could get even worse.

More than two months since chaotic evacuations from Kabul's international airport after the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, things are slowly returning to something closer to...

Facebook and YouTube have taken down a video of Brazilian President

As President Joe Biden heads to a vital United Nations climate change summit, an increasing number of Americans, 59 percent, view the climate crisis as a "very important" issue,...

More than 90 million Americans are impacted as severe weather

CNN's Don Lemon takes a closer look at the angry rhetoric and misinformation on Facebook as CEO Mark Zuckerberg responds to the massive document dump.

Thousands of pages of internal Facebook documents shared with journalists around the world are shedding light on the platform's approach to misinformation, hate speech and resea...

A massive mid-latitude cyclone made history on Sunday by becoming the strongest storm ever in the Pacific Northwest.

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The global ‘Squid Game’ craze has hit Lotte Shopping Avenue in Jakarta, Indonesia, with its own version seeing employees and security staff donning green and red costumes from t...

UBS Group AG is considering an end to the stand-alone status of its global family office, which caters to its wealthiest clients.

Whistleblower Frances Haugen has told UK MPs Facebook is "unquestionably making hate worse", as they consider what new rules to impose on big social networks.

We take a look inside Tuesday's newspapers with the Political Editors of the Daily Mirror and The Sun, Pippa Crerar and Harry Cole.

Much of the blame for the world's increasingly polarised politics lies with social networks and the radicalising effects of their services, the whistleblower Frances Haugen told...

When Wednesday comes and the Chancellor presents his budget, he and the Prime Minister will nudge forward their commitment to end low pay.

In tonight's edition: Sudan's military seized power early Monday. First soliders deployed to the capital, as the military declared a state of emergency.

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