Artemis II’s historic flight ends not in space, but in the Pacific, where conditions must be just right for splashdown.
Artemis II’s historic flight ends not in space, but in the Pacific, where conditions must be just right for splashdown.
Japan’s Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi met one of her favorite rock bands, Deep Purple, calling drummer Ian Paice "my god," as she presented him with a set of drumsticks.
A rave blending Buddhist chants and K-pop drew crowds to a Seoul temple. It's part of a wider push to modernize Buddhism as it struggles to attract younger followers. CNN spoke to visitors at a major Buddhist expo to see if it’s working.
KitKat leaned in after 12 tons of its bars were reported stolen from a truck in Europe, posting videos of a high-security convoy on social media as part of a playful marketing stunt.
A “Heated Rivalry” lookalike contest in DC turned into a real-life meet-cute after a viral onstage kiss, with the winners going on an eight-hour date the next day.
The British animal charity, the RSPCA, had to deny the use of AI after one of their posts went viral where they said over 250 dogs were rescued from one address in the UK.
Julie Devaney Hogan is living with incurable cancer and isn’t sure how much time she has left with her husband and three kids. She called Anderson Cooper to tell him why she still wants her family to laugh, even as they grieve. Watch more of Anderson's podcast All There Is at cnn.com/allthereis
Dax Shepard explains how he and late actor Eric Dane went from hating to loving one another after meeting in AA. Dax and Anderson Cooper talked live about grief, friendship and more at the New Orleans Book Festival. Watch the conversation at cnn.com/allthereis or wherever you get your podcasts.
Pope Leo XIV was seen spinning a basketball on his finger in Saint Peter's Square during a visit from the US exhibition basketball crew, the Harlem Globetrotters. One of the players helped the pontiff with the classic trick in front of a cheering crowd.
A silk-covered mannequin was launched into the stratosphere 33 km above Earth in a project that’s part science experiment, part environmental statement, according to its creators.
