CNN's Nada Bashir visits one of the many camps set up in Beirut to house those displaced by the war and speaks to internally displaced people who are taking shelter in small tents.
CNN's Nada Bashir visits one of the many camps set up in Beirut to house those displaced by the war and speaks to internally displaced people who are taking shelter in small tents.
A music school in Tehran had been a safe haven for Iranians young and old, before it was destroyed by an air strike during the US-Israeli war with Iran. The destruction has been devastating for the schools owners, staff and students.
A second US military plane — an A-10 Thunderbolt II — was struck by Iran on Friday, forcing the pilot to eject, according to a US official familiar with the matter. CNN has reached out to the US Central Command for comment. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports on the details.
Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide joins CNN’s Becky Anderson to discuss diplomatic efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
A US fighter jet has been shot down over Iran, and a search and rescue mission is now underway, according to three US sources. The state-run Tasnim agency said that the search for any missing crew had “so far been unsuccessful.” Separately, on Fars News, an anchor said a reward was being offered for anyone capturing an “enemy pilot or pilots.” CNN’s Jim Sciutto reports.
Average gas prices in the United States have surged to more than $4 a gallon, but gas prices in Hong Kong are more than $15 per gallon. CNN’s Kristie Lu Stout reports.
As Trump gears up for a landmark visit to Beijing next month, CNN reports on a nuclear weapons complex strung along the narrow valleys of Sichuan province, where there are clear signs of China’s nuclear revival. CNN’s Tamara Qiblawi reports.
When a fake social media account claimed Jonathan, a roughly 194-year-old tortoise had died, it went viral, leading to official corrections and a warning about the con behind it.
French President Emmanuel Macron hit back at President Donald Trump for the war in Iran and his criticisms on NATO. "When we want to be serious, we don’t say each day the opposite of what we said the day before," Macron said on Thursday during his visit to South Korea. "Perhaps we don’t need to speak every day."
