
Bijan Hosseini went looking for peptides online and found a seller in under an hour, no prescription or doctor required. It's part of a booming, largely unregulated gray market, where independent testing shows a majority of samples fail basic safety checks, even as U.S. regulators weigh letting pharmacies legally compound some of these same compounds.

Bijan Hosseini went looking for peptides online and found a seller in under an hour, no prescription or doctor required. It's part of a booming, largely unregulated gray market, where independent testing shows a majority of samples fail basic safety checks, even as U.S. regulators weigh letting pharmacies legally compound some of these same compounds.

Sports analysts and commentators weigh in on who they say are the four most impressive athletes. CNN Original “Decades in Sports” premieres Sunday 9p ET/PT on CNN and streaming next day on the CNN app.

At multiple premieres promoting "The Odyssey" and "Spiderman: Brand New Day" Tom Holland proves the best way to stand out next to Zendaya is subtle, stealthy style. CNN's Leah Dolan explains.

A shop in Nantucket put up a “no influencers” sign and the internet has gone crazy. While it may be dividing opinions, the shop owner told CNN the sign was just a “lighthearted way to set boundaries.”

For the last two years, 11-year-old Nehemiah Turner has spent a couple days a week reading to cats and dogs at an animal shelter where he recently surpassed 100 hours of reading.

On July 11, AI company Hugging Face realized someone—or something—had broken into its servers. Ten days later, OpenAI admitted that its own experimental AI models were responsible. They had broken out of a sandbox, accessed the open internet and attacked Hugging Face and several other companies. CNN contributor Jacob Ward reports on how many AI leaders are now calling on the federal government to help them slow down their own industry.

A high school physics teacher was arrested after repeatedly clapping to support opponents of a data center at a city commission meeting in Emporia, Kansas. Law enforcement arrested him and charged him with disorderly conduct and interfering with police after he and others were warned about disruptive behavior at the meeting.

After flying first class from Glasgow to Boston, the "Boston Cone" received an official welcome. It celebrates the unlikely friendship Scottish World Cup fans formed with the city after bringing a decades-old tradition of putting traffic cones on statues.


