U.S. Supreme Court discusses Trump immunity claim
Hear some of the arguments made during Trump’s immunity claim before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read More...Hear some of the arguments made during Trump’s immunity claim before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read More...On Arbor Day, see how California’s Joshua Tree National Park is preserving their famous trees.
Read More...Haiti’s Presidential Council has been sworn in, see what’s to happen next.
Read More...Learn the latest in Trump’s hush money trial.
Read More...AI is being used many ways in the oil and gas industry. Learn more about how this transformative technology is working.
Read More...See how California is supporting hydrogen fuel.
Read More...Learn what Brazil’s indigenous groups are asking for.
Read More...Right-wing president Javier Milei has slashed public spending, and universities have declared a state of budget emergency.
Read More...An independent review has found that the UN agency for Palestinians complies with neutrality principles. Find out what this means.
Read More...Human rights groups and Haitian American organizations are blasting the resumption of U.S. deportation flights to Haiti, taking place as the nation remains in the grip of chaos and gang violence. CGTN’s Nitza Soledad Perez reports.
Read More...In March, Cuba finished construction of the longest horizontal oil well in the country. It has been described as a “technological feat,” for the Cuban oil sector and China as a result of a long-time joint partnership in the sector. Oil wells drilled with Chinese […]
Read More...Colombia’s health care system is at risk of a major upheaval. President Gustavo Petro tried to pass a reform bill this month, but it did not make it through Congress. Over the weekend, tens of thousands of people took to the streets to protest the […]
Read More...Remembering Columbine high school shooting victims 25 years later.
Read More...Migrants caught illegally entering the U.S. from Haiti will be returned by boat. Learn more.
Read More...The United Nations is celebrating Chinese Language Day this week with a performance by Chinese singer and superstar Zhou Shen. Chinese is one of the official languages used by the world body, and the day is an ode to diversity at the UN. CGTN’s Jody Jacobs has more from the United Nations in New York.
Read More...Web Summit Rio wrapped up on Thursday setting records for attendance. Beyond promoting networking and deal-making, the mega tech conference also showed how large companies and small startups are tackling climate change. CGTN’s Lucrecia Franco in Rio spoke with two of them.
Read More...In this election year in the United States, polls consistently rank immigration as a top concern among voters. Amid an influx of migrants, many American communities are struggling to manage their needs. That includes hospitals, which regularly provide uncompensated care for these new arrivals. CGTN’s Hendrik Sybrandy reports.
Read More...The United Nations says an estimated nearly 100,000 people have fled the violence in Port-au-Prince in the past month. There is a political void in Haiti and many can no longer wait as gangs launch regular attacks in the city. CGTN’s Harold Isaac reports.
Read More...Gun shows are a common and unique pastime across many parts of the United States. An estimated 5,000 are held every single year. For decades, the firearms sold at those gun shows haven’t required background checks. That loophole is now closing. The move is rankling some gun enthusiasts, who question how effective background checks really are. CGTN’s Toni Waterman reports.
Read More...Ahead of the U.S. election in November, social media has been on high alert for a technology that threatens to disrupt fair voting. As CGTN’s Mark Niu reports, AI and deepfakes are getting more sophisticated, but researchers are working on new ways to detect them.
Read More...Over the past few decades, Cuba has seen the steady aging of its population. Experts say its become a major demographic challenge impacting the country socially and economically. CGTN’s Luis Chirino takes a look at this phenomenon affecting the Caribbean island nation.
Read More...April 20th marks the Chinese Language Day at the United Nations, celebrating multilingualism and cultural diversity as well as to promote the use of the Chinese language.
Read More...In Chicago, tens of thousands of migrants have arrived in the city from the southern border just in the last couple of years. Many have a long wait for a work permit and that has led to a growing informal economy.
Read More...Latin America is facing escalating strife over a diplomatic row between Ecuador and Mexico. Ecuador is accused of overstepping international diplomacy laws when it raided the Mexican Embassy. While some South American countries are divided on this, Brazil and Colombia stand united. Learn more […]
Read More...Global economies are set for another year of slow but steady growth, according to the IMF’s latest Fiscal Monitor report.
Read More...Finance leaders from around the world continue their International Monetary Fund and World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C. Participants know that China will play a crucial role in global growth in the coming years.
Read More...Humanoid robot technology is no longer a fantasy of fiction, but has become a hard-charging reality expected to shift the working environments of some of the world’s largest companies within the next decade. Years of experimentation by international robotics and AI developers are culminating in […]
Read More...Florida has seen a population boom in recent years, but government data now also show that many residents are choosing to leave the state. A high cost of living and divisive politics are among reasons most cited.
Read More...The world’s largest conference on technology and innovation is held in Rio de Janeiro. The event, Web Summit Rio, has broken records when it comes to female participation among entrepreneurs, attendees, and speakers. The Women in Tech Lounge is an exclusive area aimed at […]
Read More...The head of the UN’s aid agency in Gaza pleaded with Security Council members on Wednesday, April 17, to ensure it remains operational. The Israeli government has called for the aid agency to be dismantled. But the world body insists there is no other […]
Read More...The start of the Atlantic hurricane season is still more than a month away but experts are already signaling it could be a very active one. One prominent hurricane forecast is even using the word “extreme.”
Read More...A set of priceless ancient Chinese artifacts are safely back in the hands of the country’s diplomats in New York. The city’s authorities have just handed the relics over after police intercepted thieves who’d planned to sell them on America’s black market.
Read More...The wildfires in Hawaii last summer were the deadliest in modern U.S. history, claiming lives and incinerating communities across the island of Maui. Now, Hawaiian authorities are in the process of officially reporting on the events.
Read More...There are less than 100 days ahead of the Paris Olympic Games. Tuesday was a significant day for many athletes, as their Olympic dream edges ever closer. But for organizers, the focus is on security. CGTN’s Dan Williams reports.
Read More...In a pivotal session, the U.S. Supreme Court engaged in deliberations that could significantly impact the prosecution of individuals involved in the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol building, raising questions about the application of federal obstruction statutes. The court’s focus on this […]
Read More...As a dengue fever epidemic sweeps Latin America, medical authorities in Peru report that cases and deaths have more than tripled in 2024 compared to the same period last year. CGTN’s Dan Collyns reports
Read More...The IMF’s World Economic Outlook which estimates global growth in 2024 and 2025 will maintain the current rate of 3.2%.
Read More...New York is one of several sanctuary cities across the U.S., which limits its cooperation with the federal government in enforcing immigration law.
Read More...Following an agreement at the COP28 climate summit last year to triple nuclear energy production to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, there’s been a global shift to nuclear plants.
Read More...Small businesses form the backbone of the U.S. economy and new ones are constantly being created. Last year set a record for new business applications in the U.S. The rapidly growing state of Colorado is leading the way. Hendrik Sybrandy reports from Denver.
Read More...Some Washington state students are back at home after spending 11 days in China. The two dozen teens are one of the groups of high school students to visit China since President Xi Jinping announced last November the program to invite 50,000 young Americans to […]
Read More...Social post: Immigration continues to be a top concern for voters in the U.S. in this election year. The first installment of our latest series on immigration brings you the parallel lives of two dedicated officers, each patrolling a different side of the same river […]
Read More...Global finance leaders are coming together in Washington this week for the annual IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings. The gathering comes at a crucial time for the world economy. The International Monetary Fund projected the world economy to grow at 3.2 percent in 2024, according to […]
Read More...Facing a pushback from Texas, thousands of immigrants made their journey through California’s border with Mexico in recent months. Albeit welcoming on the surface, California’s resources have been slashed and up until last week, even unaccompanied minors were left in deplorable conditions out in the […]
Read More...San Francisco Mayor London Breed is excited about her trip to China, as she plans to build new bridges for tourism, tech business, and city development opportunities.
Read More...A very unusual invasion of jellyfish in Venezuela is perplexing experts, who believe the appearance of millions of the glutinous creatures could be a consequence of climate change, or overfishing. Learn more.
Read More...People are living longer in the 21st century. One organization in the United States predicts the number of Americans over the age of 65 will increase nearly 50 percent by the year 2050. Some housing communities for seniors in the U.S. are shaking the […]
Read More...In Mexico City, China’s Culture Committee members met with their Mexican counterparts to see how they can deepen their mutual understanding.
Read More...See the latest archeological find in Pompeii, Italy.
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