Many Florida students and faculty members are sounding alarms against a new bill that would ban several academic disciplines, including critical race theory and queer theory, from state university curriculum, as well as eliminate most programs that support such discussions.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a lingering impact on college enrollment levels in the U.S.
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It’s taken many years but Denver, Colorado, is finally acknowledging and coming to terms with an anti-Chinese riot that decimated its vibrant Chinatown neighborhood back in the 19th century.
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Russia’s foreign minister came to Brazil on Monday to hold talks with high government officials about the conflict with Ukraine.
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The speed of information and financial transactions has been transformed by social media and mobile banking, highlighting the potential for revolutionary technology to catch authorities off guard in future crises. See more.
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Advisers at the IMF say digital currencies can play an important role in the world economy, but global coordination will be critical, given the borderless nature of crypto assets. See more.
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IMF predicts strong economic growth for the Asia-Pacific region led by China. See more.
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Many countries in Latin America are struggling with double-digit inflation. In Argentina, it’s triple-digit inflation.
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The International Monetary Fund warned on Thursday that years of sub-par growth lie ahead.
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With the spring break holidays upon us, many U.S. holiday-makers will be traveling to Mexico to enjoy the sunshine. However, a worsening situation with violence is making many consider their options.
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More Chinese manufacturers can now enter the U.S. market, thanks to a new California start-up that aims to revolutionize international trade by changing the rules of the game.
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Chinese companies are becoming increasingly important players in Latin America’s infrastructure.
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CGTN correspondent Paulo Cabral travelled to the city of Aracaju in Brazil’s Northeast, the country’s poorest region, to check on a sanitation and drainage project that’s being partially financed by the New Development Bank, the Brics Bank.
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China has lifted a temporary ban on imports of Brazilian beef, imposed in February, after an isolated case of mad cow disease was identified.
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The 28th Ibero-American Summit is underway in the Dominican Republic.
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While an operation is underway to expel the miners and deliver medical aid to the affected communities, a Rio de Janeiro startup is helping to provide safe drinking water to them.
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Despite heightened political tensions and high tariffs, trade between China and the U.S. remained strong in 2022. Trade in goods hit a record highs after the pandemic restrictions were lifted in China this year.
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The death toll from Saturday’s 6.5-magnitude in Ecuador is now at least 15 people, while hundreds mored suffered injuries.
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How do you transfer power from Brazil’s hydroelectric plants to cities in need that are often kilometers away? Meet the technicians behind use of ultra-high voltage lines that criss-cross the nation.
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Twenty years ago this week, the U.S. launched a punishing military air assault on Iraq.
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Prices in the U.S. are still rising at a fast pace according to government figures released on Tuesday.
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The fallout continues following the deadly beating of Tyre Nichols by police officers in Memphis earlier this year.
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The U.S. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is set to host the Oscar Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles this Sunday.
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Millions of Americans have received the COVID-19 vaccine with no out-of-pocket costs, as the U.S. government footed the bill throughout the pandemic. But that’s likely to change when the COVID-19 national and public health emergencies expire in May.
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Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw testified before a U.S. Senate committee about the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio that spilled dangerous chemicals into the community.
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But efforts to bridge the digital gender gap are being made. CGTN’s Jody Jacobs reports.
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The move to bring more manufacturing jobs to the U.S. received a boost earlier this year after Ford Motor Company announced that it would be building a new battery plant in the state of Michigan.
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The head of the U.S. central bank appeared before lawmakers this Tuesday to try to explain why the economy is so perplexing right now.
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In Venezuela, the majority of household expenses are taken care of by women, even though they earn less than men.
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For many it’s a food that is simply hard to get enough of — chocolate. But that delicacy is facing multiple threats, by both climate change and human.
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Egg prices were 70 percent higher in January than they were the year before. A big reason, the avian flu which doesn’t seem to be going away.
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The U.S. has a shortage of doctors, and it’s expected to get worse over the next decade.
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The world’s top basketball players were in Salt Lake City, Utah, this past weekend for the NBA’s All-Star Game.
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The unusual weather is impacting regional business owners and residents alike, with environmental experts warning the lack of snow is a sign of climate change.
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Brazil’s carnival season is ramping up across the country, with nights of street celebrations planned for many big cities.
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Colombians saw a significant hike in the monthly minimum wage this year.
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Are gun control laws in the United States biased against Black Americans?
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A female bus driver in Colombia is breaking barriers within the industry. Some say she is a welcome-addition to the male-dominated profession in the country.
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Scams amounting to an estimated 60 billion dollars or more, stolen from U.S. COVID-19 relief programs, were laid bare in a congressional inquiry on Wednesday.
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Samsung has released its latest line of mobile devices.
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After nearly seven weeks of unrest in Peru, shortages of basic products, including increasingly expensive fuel and food, are mounting.
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One of the newest lawmakers in the U.S. Congress has started another week of fending off more accusations that he’s lied about much of his past. Republican George Santos was elected in November’s midterm elections.
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U.S. border officials are on the lookout for a new type of contraband at the U.S. southern border: eggs.
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Some of the biggest names in tech are cutting tens of thousands of jobs as they pay the price for expansion too fast for revenues to keep up.
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CGTN covers all things Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival.
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As the annual World Economic Forum opens this Monday amid warnings of a global recession this year, the International Monetary Fund added another layer of pessimism.
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If you are in college, you’ve probably already heard of ChatGPT – the new artificial intelligence-powered chatbot that is generating university-level papers. Some professors say they can’t tell the difference between their students’ work and the bot’s. It’s raising concerns of cheating and plagiarism – […]
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2022 saw an increase in artificial intelligence globally. What does that mean for 2023? CGTN explores how AI will impact the future.
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The U.S. inflation crisis is easing up, but the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is concerned about the mismatch between low unemployment and record numbers of unfilled vacancies.
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