
Kristen Schoettle, an English as a second language teacher in Detroit, saw four of her students detained by ICE, including one who was handcuffed during a school trip. During their time in detention, Schoettle communicated with her students nearly every day, helping connect them to lawyers, providing emotional support, and even spending her own money to make sure they could access the phone and internet.

Kristen Schoettle, an English as a second language teacher in Detroit, saw four of her students detained by ICE, including one who was handcuffed during a school trip. During their time in detention, Schoettle communicated with her students nearly every day, helping connect them to lawyers, providing emotional support, and even spending her own money to make sure they could access the phone and internet.

CNN’s Dana Bash describes it as “one of the coolest things” she’s ever done. She gets the exclusive opportunity to meet & feed the Smithsonian National Zoo’s newest addition, Asian elephant Linh Mai. Dana learns about the 440-pound, 2-month old baby and gives her a special treat. Dana takes you behind the scenes and inside Linh Mai's journey and the Smithsonian’s efforts to conserve these endangered giants.

A humanoid robot goes viral for chasing out wild boars in Poland.

Dianna Russini resigned from The Athletic on Tuesday, a week after the star NFL reporter was sidelined amid an internal investigation into photos involving New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.

Performance‑enhancing drugs have long shaped sports history, mostly through scandal. The Enhanced Games aim to change that by encouraging their use and selling to the masses.

Iranian embassies are flooding social media with viral AI-generated memes mocking President Donald Trump for the Iran war. CNN’s Will Ripley explains how “slopaganda” is accelerating a new kind of information war.

A 58‑year‑old living in Paris won a Picasso painting worth over $1 million in a raffle held at Christie’s auction house. Ari Hodara bought a raffle ticket for approximately $117 and was selected as the winner from a pool of 120,000 entries.

Swimmers, weightlifters and other athletes are training for a sporting event where doping is legal and encouraged. The Enhanced Games is promising big payouts to competitors — and has plans to expand its business.


