The winner of a Hyrox fitness competition, Joanna Wietrzyk, is apologizing after she continued to compete when she experienced what looked like fecal incontinence. Wietrzyk says she’ll retroactively withdraw from the event and forfeit the points she earned.
The winner of a Hyrox fitness competition, Joanna Wietrzyk, is apologizing after she continued to compete when she experienced what looked like fecal incontinence. Wietrzyk says she’ll retroactively withdraw from the event and forfeit the points she earned.
The catastrophic flooding on the Nepal-China border that killed more than 1,000 people was influenced by a cascade of factors, many worsened by climate change, a new scientific analysis has found.
Two students were killed in a school shooting in the southern Philippines and the 16-year-old suspected gunman turned the gun on himself, provincial officials said. The incident follows two fatal gun incidents since June at schools in the Philippines, where school shootings were previously rare.
The financial district of London is the last place you’d expect to find a rave. But on a Wednesday morning before work, hundreds of people showed up to party – all before having breakfast.
AGI Bar in Beijing, China, offers unlimited free access to some of China's AI models. CNN's Mike Valerio talked to a customer using the venue's supercomputers.
Millions of Russians are heading to the polls starting Friday for parliamentary elections - the first since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began more than four years ago. But with opposition banned from taking part or forced into exile, what does this election look like? CNN's Zahra Ullah reports from Moscow.
Japan is now home to more than 100,000 centenarians, a new national record. Among them is Fuku Amagawa, a 103-year-old ramen chef who still works five days a week. CNN’s Hanako Montgomery meets her at her family’s ramen shop.
Princess Diana’s brother claims in a new memoir that King Charles told him days after his sister’s death that “we’ll forget her soon enough,” according to an extract published by the Daily Mail. Buckingham Palace has pushed back, saying “the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason.”
