As “You Can See Everything” premieres, CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta revisits his exclusive 2016 interview with Elizabeth Holmes.
As “You Can See Everything” premieres, CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta revisits his exclusive 2016 interview with Elizabeth Holmes.
Not showering, wearing sweaty clothes and even drinking urine before going on dates. ‘Pheromone-maxxing’ is the latest trend on social media, but what does the science say?
Heavy rain inundated parts of West Texas Thursday, part of a multi-day flood threat fueled by tropical moisture colliding with a massive cold front moving across the country.
The University of Maryland has indefinitely suspended its club tennis team after members distributed a tournament flyer featuring Ku Klux Klan imagery. Players from Howard University, a historically Black university, say the team’s apology doesn’t go far enough.
Police in Germany have launched an investigation into possible sexual assault after saying a robot allegedly grinded against a 16-year-old girl and touched her buttocks. Authorities are now looking into whether the robot was controlled by a 16 and 19-year-old.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended their first joint public engagement in Britain since moving back to the country. Prince Harry and Meghan were greeted by well-wishers as they arrived at the Community Recording Studio in Nottingham on Thursday morning.
Authorities in Park City, Utah, released footage showing a police dog, named Bruno, jumping off a freeway bridge while helping assist an investigation into a suspicious object. Police said Bruno is “officially on the mend” after receiving surgery for his injuries.
Some parts of Istanbul Wednesday recorded four months’ worth of rain in a single day on Wednesday, the most rain in a day in 41 years, causing flooding across the Turkish city.
It’s fish school time! These rescued harbor seal pups are learning an important lesson: fish are food! At SR3, a nonprofit marine wildlife hospital in the Pacific Northwest, seal pup patients in their care must graduate fish school before they’re released back into their home waters – the Salish Sea.
