New York plans to cut from pre-kindergarten program
The growth of New York’s free pre-kindergarten program is at risk of being stunted.
Read More...The growth of New York’s free pre-kindergarten program is at risk of being stunted.
Read More...In Venezuela, a group of university students are both educating and changing lives by offering free technology training to people.
Read More...A newly established committee within the SAG-AFTRA actors’ union is now working to provide better technology solutions for future negotiations with film studios.
Read More...Whale-ship strikes happen more often than you might think.
Read More...In Texas, where abortion is mostly banned, more women are looking south for help, across the border in Mexico.
Read More...Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has described business opportunities between China and the U.S. as phenomenal.
Read More...The latest crisis in Haiti is spilling into neighboring Dominican Republic.
Read More...Colorado is seeing what may be the U.S. state’s biggest snowstorm of the season. Up to a meter of snow, perhaps more, is expected to fall on Thursday, part of a very active weather day that’s also seeing severe thunderstorms and the threat of tornadoes […]
Read More...China’s deputy head of the National Working Committee on Children and Women shared her experience at the UN’s annual meeting focusing on women’s issues. Huang Xiaowei said Beijing has managed to “develop strategies and measures to eliminate gender gaps at all levels of education,” and […]
Read More...U.S. Congressional lawmakers have voted in favor of a bill to ban the popular Chinese-owned social media app, TikTok. The bill’s authors say TikTok poses a national security threat. China says the vote to possibly ban TikTok, “undermines confidence of international investors” and “will eventually […]
Read More...In the U.S., mass shootings are alarmingly common, with over 650 incidents recorded in 2023 alone. This year has already seen at least 70 such shootings across 23 states. Despite widespread concern, the nation remains deeply divided on gun control, a topic expected to feature […]
Read More...In 2023, Brazil achieved a record in exports by selling over $100 billion worth of products to China, constituting nearly one-third of its total global exports for the year. This milestone marks the first instance of Brazil reaching such high sales to a single nation. […]
Read More...Trump’s legal challenges could help sway the outcome of this fall’s presidential election.
Read More...Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry has said he will step down as soon as a temporary replacement has been announced.
Read More...See what happened on the campaign trail on March 9, when Biden and Trump held election events.
Read More...As we explore the pressing issues affecting voters in the 2024 Election, CGTN travels to Texas where we talk to two different voters on their views of U.S. border policy.
Read More...See what locals are doing to preserve Mexico’s ancient corn varieties as the crop faces increased challenges from global warming.
Read More...Hollywood’s gearing up for its biggest night, as the 96th annual Academy Awards Ceremony is set to take place on Sunday, Mar. 10. The movie, “Oppenheimer” was one of last year’s biggest hits and could set a new record if it wins its 13 […]
Read More...U.S. congressional lawmakers are bringing a bill to the House floor next week seeking to restrict the popular Chinese-owned app in the country. They say TikTok poses a national security threat, while the company’s CEO has testified before Congress and stated there is no risk. […]
Read More...The United States’ Environmental Protection Agency is proposing to deem several so-called ‘forever chemicals’ as hazardous to human health, and set standards to keep them out of the nation’s drinking water supply. These chemicals, called PFAS, don’t break down in the environment, can build […]
Read More...Migration is a dangerous undertaking these days, as refugees arriving in unfamiliar places can fall victim to those who seek to take advantage of them. That’s where some self-defense skills can come in handy, and in Mexico City, one migrant aid organization is teaching […]
Read More...Already struggling with getting basic necessities like food and medicine, Haitians now find themselves struggling again after an escalation in violence from gangs seeking to oust Prime Minister Ariel Henry. The Haitian government declared a 72-hour state of emergency and a night curfew on […]
Read More...The Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles helps organize public programs that explore Chinese culture and history. A recent event hosted by a Hispanic cultural center looked at the earliest traces of Chinese customs that shaped parts of Mexico and transformed Mexican cuisine now […]
Read More...San Francisco is hosting a cultural event to showcase China’s third largest provincial economy, Shandong province. The goal is to build international exchanges.
Read More...U.S. President Joe Biden delivered his annual State of the Union address Thursday night. It was a vigorous speech that took on his soon-to-be official opponent Donald Trump directly. He tried to link his rival to threats at home and abroad as he laid […]
Read More...A Chinese dance drama blending modern elements into ancient culture is currently touring the U.S. Presented by China Arts and Entertainment Group in collaboration with the American Dance Festival, the production premieres at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. from March 8th through the […]
Read More...A coalition of Black pastors in the United States is pushing President Joe Biden to do more to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza. African American faith leaders say they are becoming increasingly concerned about the suffering of Palestinian civilians. It’s a voting bloc the president […]
Read More...U.S. President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address on March 7 was a prime-time test of his ability to connect with voters about the economy. The economy is strong and yet polls going into his speech suggested voters aren’t convinced – especially over lingering […]
Read More...CGTN’s Frances Kuo shares her experience as a judge in a water tasting competition. See what she learned.
Read More...China has become a global leader in sustainable energy, and this year Chinese EV giant BYD has overtaken Tesla as the world’s top selling electric car company. CGTN’s Ediz Tiyansan has more from Los Angeles. For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now […]
Read More...As the planet heats up, wildfires are posing a growing danger in the United States. Climate change experts warn that existing environmental regulations are inadequate to combat the increasing unpredictability of these blazes. Poppie Mphuthing provides insight into this pressing issue.
Read More...CGTN’s Mark Niu takes a look at whether more women are working in the tech industry and whether AI is factoring into the equation.
Read More...There is a growing call for the Black population to be compensated for the violation of their rights and to acknowledge the value of their labor, though forced, in Brazil’s development.
Read More...Donald Trump and Joe Biden took huge steps towards clinching their party’s nominations during primaries on so-called Super Tuesday.
Read More...As the planet warms, wildfires are becoming an increasing threat in the United States.
Read More...Sharp government austerity measures under President Javier Milei have had an immediate impact.
Read More...The 8th summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States has concluded in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Read More...As one of the major financial contributors to the world body, Beijing continues to view the UN as a cornerstone for the international world order.
Read More...But this election cycle, Super Tuesday is not so super. The primary elections are more like coronations.
Read More...Haiti is in crisis, as criminal gangs and national security forces are battling on the streets of the capital for control of the Caribbean nation. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock reports.
Read More...Nearly four thousand prisoners have broken out of Haiti’s two largest jails, after days of violence on the streets of the country’s capital resulted in the jailbreak. Haiti’s ongoing issues with gang rule have now become far more difficult as a result, leading to greater […]
Read More...The U.S. states of California and Nevada had their heaviest snowfalls of this winter season after a blizzard struck the region over the weekend, causing power outages and road closures across several counties. Forecasters say some places face more storms in the days ahead. Ediz […]
Read More...Colombians will be celebrating the 27th edition of their Astronomy festival in the town of Villa de Leyva this month. Their special guest is China, with a celebration of space exploration. Michelle Begue reports from Bogota.
Read More...China’s leaders and lawmakers begin their annual meetings on March 5 with the economy outpacing initial forecasts. Growth is increasing partly due to increasing domestic consumer demand for products and services including personal devices, cars, and smart home products. Owen Fairclough reports from Washington, D.C.
Read More...The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Donald Trump will remain on the Colorado ballot as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee for this November’s election. The court overturned a ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court to disqualify Trump over his role on January 6th. But […]
Read More...Over the past few years, both China and Cuba have deepened their bilateral relationship.
Read More...The two sessions center largely on China’s domestic policy but there will be intense foreign scrutiny of the proceedings, especially when it comes to the direction of Chinese Economic policy.
Read More...The political impact of Two Sessions will resonate throughout China and the world.
Read More...She shares memories from that trip, and how it’s shaped her decades-long passion for educational exchange between the two countries.
Read More...In their fight to control a raging outbreak of dengue fever, health officials in Brazil have declared Saturday, March 2, “D-Day.” More than one million cases of dengue have been confirmed since the start of the year, and at least 214 people have died from […]
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