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Jason Arday, a former University of Cambridge professor, was found dead in London on Friday, just days after resigning over questions surrounding his career. #cnn #jasonarday #cambridge
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Trump set out in late March to renovate the Reflecting Pool, which he described as “absolutely filthy” and vowed to make it “look gorgeous.” One of his changes was to paint the bottom of the pool “American flag blue.” By June 11, a National Park Service engineer’s saw that this bottom layer was peeling, a phenomenon that Trump blamed on vandalism. David Hearn, a former Olympic canoeist, was arrested and indicted when he reached into the Reflecting Pool. The case was later dismissed after the Justice Department admitted that the $14 million renovation was flawed. CNN spoke to Hearn’s attorney, the CEO of the company in charge of the pool’s water quality and David Hearn through the saga. 0:00 David Hearn is indicted 0:35…
Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy slammed President Donald Trump’s executive order last week that makes recommendations about the childhood vaccine schedule and says that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine should be split into three separate shots, calling the action "potentially tragic."
Actors are looking unusually refreshed and youthful onscreen. But uncanny beauty makes it harder to buy into a story. Let’s cut right to it.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore joined CNN’s "State of the Union" and sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s handling of concerns involving deployed US service members, saying America’s military deserves missions that are clear, understandable and winnable. #maryland #trump #cnn
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CNN’s Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten combed through thousands of polls and ran the odds to figure out what the most—and least—likely outcomes are for the 2026 midterm election to answer a crucial questions: Who will control the power of the purse come November? 0:00 Harry figures out the most likely scenarios are for Washington control after the midterms 0:28 What’s the LEAST likely scenario? 2:45 What is an unlikely, but possible scenario? Let’s look at the math. 5:34 What is the second most likely scenario for the House and the Senate? 8:22 Harry delivers breaking news — a poll hot off the presses 9:51 What is the MOST likely expected outcome from the midterm elections, at over 50% likelihood? 13:31 How will Donald Trump’s…
People are reacting online to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking Mandarin in a video posted on social media. The video draws attention to a lottery his administration created, in partnership with the Theatre Development Fund, to give high school students free tickets to Broadway shows.
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As Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine rages on, Fareed Zakaria takes viewers inside the mind of the man behind the conflict: Vladimir Putin. How did Putin come to fear and hate the West? Zakaria reveals what drives the notorious strongman. Originally broadcast on May 15, 2022. 0:00 Fareed Zakaria on Putin’s standoff against a mob in Dresden in 1989 4:09 Yeltsin’s shock resignation and Putin assuming the presidency 7:18 Putin’s childhood, the KGB, and the Soviet collapse that shaped him 16:37 Putin courts the West after 9/11, then turns against it at Munich 22:31 Georgia, Crimea, and the road to war in Ukraine 27:41 Protests, assassinations, and Putin’s crackdown on dissent 36:09 Zakaria reflects on meeting Putin in Davos Watch…
CNN’s Kunal Sehgal shares a personal story of how difficult traveling with a “low-mobility” passport is, and the invisible “passport privilege” that splits global travelers
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is laughing off "Woke 1." But she's carrying baggage from the 2020 era of cultural progressivism that some Democrats say is an obstacle to a future presidential run. Why it matters: AOC's pivot to the cultural center — which she began to roll out last week in a high-profile ABC interview by saying, "Woke 1 was crazy" — is potential damage control for her past remarks about law enforcement, immigration and a range of social issues. - Ocasio-Cortez told ABC that the left's so-called excesses of that period were partly the result of the COVID pandemic and lockdowns. - But she made some of her most controversial remarks before the pandemic hit the U.S. in 2020. - "This is really going to be…