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Sponsors of the Olympics are trying to walk a fine line between promoting their brands, while staying away from broader criticism of the Beijing games. They're caught in the middle of diplomatic boycotts, the economic power of Chinese consumers and fear of retaliation by the Chinese government. CNN's Selina Wang reports.

CNN's Jim Acosta calls out Fox host Tucker Carlson for his pro-Russia remarks and how those, among other misinforming comments, are putting the US democracy in peril.

President Joe Biden received a much-needed political opening on Wednesday. But neither he, nor anyone close to him, appeared ready to celebrate it.

President Joe Biden reversed a number of the Trump administration's policies during his first year in office -- but he has left tariffs in place on $350 billion of Chinese goods that were imposed by his predecessor.

CNN's Alex Marquardt asks senior international correspondent Matthew Chance what outcomes would surprise him as tensions build between Russia and Ukraine.

A federal judge appeared unconvinced on Wednesday that Donald Trump should be allowed to testify at a trial of a US Capitol riot defendant who is arguing the former President could be a helpful witness.

After news that Justice Stephen Breyer plans to retire, the White House signaled that President Joe Biden remains committed to nominating the first Black woman to the Supreme Court. CNN's Edward-Isaac Dovere tells us how the President came to this decision.

In his formal response to Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit alleging sexual abuse, Prince Andrew denied her allegations and demanded a jury trial, according to a court filing Wednesday.

Mitch McConnell is a very careful politician. He rarely acts rashly or speaks without thinking first. Which means that when he does talk, it's usually worth paying very close attention to what he says.

There's a tendency when a new poll comes out to look at the so-called "topline" numbers -- presidential approval being the main one -- and then move on.

The United States Navy is trying to retrieve its most advanced fighter jet from the depths of the South China Sea, an extremely complex operation that analysts say will be closely monitored by Beijing.

Two men were arrested in the English city of Manchester on Wednesday as part of the investigation into the hostage standoff in Colleyville, Texas.

The US diplomatic mission in China has formally requested the State Department grant American diplomats "authorized departure," allowing them and their families to leave the country amid increasingly strict Covid-19 containment measures, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

The two New York Police Department officers who lost their lives responding to a domestic violence call are being remembered as dedicated heroes to their community.

Rescue crews with the US Coast Guard are searching for 39 people whose boat reportedly capsized on Saturday night near Fort Pierce, Florida, the agency said on Tuesday.

Library Shelfie Day -- proof that there is now a day of celebration for everything -- is the fourth Wednesday of January. It's a lovely reminder of the heroic civic role libraries play in our lives, related to the massive impact books in general have on our lives.

The life of an elite athlete is rarely straightforward but Danielle Collins has had to fight harder than most.

Climate change is threatening the Winter Olympics and the future of snow sports by making conditions much more dangerous for athletes and participants, experts warned in a report published a week ahead of the start of the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing.

CNN's Clarissa Ward sits down for an exclusive interview with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba amid fears Russia may be planning to invade Ukraine, which Moscow denies.

The center of our Milky Way galaxy is home to a multitude of intriguing features -- including nearly a thousand mysterious magnetic strands, according to a new telescope image.

More than two decades after its release, "Fight Club" has been given a very different ending in China — and this time, the authorities win.

January 26 is, by coincidence, a significant date in the national calendars of two countries, with an important difference.

China's top cybersecurity regulator is vowing to crack down on "illegal" online content as part of a campaign to clean up the internet ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics and one of the country's most important annual holidays.

Grammy award-winning rapper Cardi B won a lawsuit Monday against YouTuber Tasha K for defamation, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress, and was awarded a seven-figure sum in damages.

Hundreds of anti-Semitic flyers -- falsely claiming the public health response to Covid-19 is being orchestrated by Jewish people -- were distributed to homes in South Florida over the weekend, according to authorities.

A remote hospital in an area of Bangladesh vulnerable to rising sea levels has been named the world's best new building.

Ozzie, the world's oldest male gorilla and the third-oldest gorilla in the world, died Tuesday at Zoo Atlanta, the facility announced. He was 61.

A 16-year-old was arrested Tuesday and charged with murder for selling a fentanyl-laced pill to a child who died of a drug overdose, California prosecutors said.

The Omicron variant may be showing the first hopeful signs of passing its peak. But the angry politics of Covid-19 are only getting more intense, and given their future electoral implications, look certain to outlast the pandemic itself.

More than 20 Covid-19 cases have been identified aboard an Australian navy ship sailing to disaster-hit Tonga, complicating aid efforts to the virus-free Pacific island nation as Japan halted its relief mission due to a separate outbreak among crew members.

China has published trial rules for the approval of gene-edited plants, paving the way for faster improvements to crops as it seeks to bolster its food security.

CNN's Donie O'Sullivan examines how lies about the 2020 election could undermine the future of American democracy.

Planks of burgundy cedar wood frame 700 mismatched windows, forming a patchwork quilt of glass panes against a backdrop of mountain peaks and rolling groves of evergreens.

CNN's Selina Wang reports on the strict measures officials in Beijing are taking to keep Olympic athletes Covid-free, which is causing some athletes to experience anxiety.

Bob Dylan is the latest artist to sell his music catalog. The musician's $200 million deal with Sony Music Entertainment announced Monday will give the company rights to all of Dylan's recorded music since 1962.

Thailand's narcotics board on Tuesday said it would remove cannabis from its drugs list, paving the way for households to grow the plant.

• McConnell has warning of sorts for GOP candidates running on Trump's false claims

Boris Johnson's grip on power weakened as more investigations into "Partygate" opened up. CNN's Bianco Nobilo reports.

Evidence of ancient hybrid camels has been uncovered by archaeologists who were working to restore a temple in northern Iraq damaged by ISIS.

It's a confusing time for Americans when it comes to world affairs, with the government explaining on the one hand why it was time to pull out of Afghanistan, but on the other why it's also time to stand up for Ukraine.

Former Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz has been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers' Association of America, Josh Rawitch, president of the Hall, announced Tuesday.

Domestic violent extremists will "likely continue" to plot and encourage physical attacks against electrical infrastructure in the United States, according to a recent Department of Homeland Security intelligence briefing obtained by CNN.