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Trump signs bill to reopen US government after record shutdown
President Donald Trump signed a short-term spending bill into law Friday night that does not include his requested $5.7 billion for a border wall.
What's really going on in Venezuela
In a plaza in Caracas, surrounded by supporters carrying flags and chanting for democracy, Juan Guaidó, a 35 year-old legislator from a coastal town in Venezuela swore to "to assume all the powers of the presidency to secure an end to the usurpation." The event was widely reported as "Guaidó declares himself President of Venezuela." This language, the idea that he "declared himself," suggests images of banana republics and of misguided attempts to claim foreign pieces of land for oneself or one's children a la Jeremiah Heaton and Princess Emily. This language misrepresents what happened in Venezuela on Wednesday. Guaidó did not "declare himself" president of the South American country. He assumed the presidency of Venezuela as constitutionally mandated.
Venezuela's self-declared acting president makes overture to military
The man who proclaimed himself acting Venezuelan president -- in open rebellion to President Nicolas Maduro's regime -- called on the nation's military Friday to work with him.
Fiji's online safety law is a 'Trojan horse' for internet censorship
The men passed the link between them, sharing it over email and instant messages. It was to a public Dropbox folder, containing hundreds of nude and intimate images of women, mostly students at the Fiji campus of the University of the South Pacific.
Trump: Deal to end shutdown
Mine dam collapses in Brazil; 200 reportedly missing
At least 200 people were said to be missing Friday by firefighters after a dam burst at a Brazilian mine and caused severe flooding in the southeastern state of Minas Gerais.
Why the Australia Day debate gets more heated every year
"This used to be the greatest country on Earth, but we've lost the plot."
Queen makes thinly veiled Brexit plea
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has urged people to respect different points of view and seek "common ground," in comments widely interpreted as a reference to divisions over Brexit.
Venezuela could 'spiral out of control,' UN warns
Roger Stone: 'I will not testify against the President'
Flights delayed at major US airports amid shutdown
Air traffic is delayed at LaGuardia Airport in New York, Philadelphia International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey due to staffing issues at a Federal Aviation Administration regional air traffic control center, according to the FAA status website.
Macedonia will change its name. This is why that's important
In what may be the most significant diplomatic step in the Balkans since the end of the Bosnian war, a bitter, decades-long bilateral dispute has been put to rest in Europe Friday. After 27 years of mutual mistrust, a name deal has been sealed between Athens and Skopje.
US President's longtime ally arrested as part of Mueller's Russia probe
The FBI has arrested longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone, his lawyer tells CNN.
The No.1 plastic pollutant
Plastic straws and bags have received widespread attention as pollutants. But another, even bigger, plastic problem has been slipping under the radar -- cigarette filters.
Stone's stunning indictment is huge moment in Russia probe
The indictment and arrest of longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone Friday morning in Florida fills in a big missing piece of the emerging picture that special counsel Robert Mueller is painting: The Trump campaign actively sought to communicate and coordinate with WikiLeaks in regard to stolen emails aimed at damaging Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Now we know the secret of Kellyanne Conway's success
I's h-a-r-d to survive very long in the Trump White House. The President is a hugely judgmental man who also happens to be incredibly mercurial; people he loves today may be people he hates -- or at least distrusts -- tomorrow. Like, literally.
Missing toddler found in woods after three-day search
It took three harrowing days for a search team to find Casey Hathaway alive.
Watch: Armed FBI officers pound door at Stone's house
CNN has exclusive footage showing FBI arrive at Roger Stone's Florida home to arrest him.
Where Snoop Dogg meets $16M horse racing
Combining the very best thoroughbreds horses with a touch of glitz and glamor, the Pegasus World Cup is an event like no other.
Spooky abandoned city of identical castles
Picture the scene: rows of identikit, palatial turreted buildings, surrounded by rolling hills and woodland.
Greece's answer to the Amalfi coast
From colorful Parga and the stunning beaches of Sivota to the low-key port of Preveza, the Epirotic coast is dazzling.
America's most expensive home ever
The most expensive home in the country sold in New York for $238 million. Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin closed on the Manhattan property at 220 Central Park South on Wednesday his spokesperson said.
Did Theresa May ask the Queen for Brexit help?
The setting for the Queen's comments were as homespun and genteel as could be imagined: Centenary celebrations of the Women's Institute, a quintessentially English organization whose branches share recipes for jam and baking. Yet what she said was of huge significance -- both for British politics and the Queen's constitutional role as monarch.
Messi pleads for plane search to continue
The sister of Emiliano Sala has pleaded with authorities to restart their search for the Argentine soccer player after it was abandoned Thursday.
Northern Ireland is on edge and British politicians should beware
There are times when working as a journalist provides a front-row seat to some of the most important events taking place on Earth. On the downhill slope to Brexit, Derry -- also known as Londonderry -- certainly fits the bill.
Indonesia's Jokowi is walking a tightrope as he tries to appeal to Muslim voters
Indonesians this week got a taste of how far their outwardly secular President Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, would go to buttress his reelection campaign against attacks from Islamic hardliners who don't see him as Muslim enough to lead.
Trans people must still be sterilized before changing gender in Japan after top court upholds ruling
Japan has upheld a law effectively requiring trans people seeking to legally change their gender to be sterilized.
After 200 years, remains of explorer Matthew Flinders found
The remains of Matthew Flinders, the British explorer who led the first expedition to circumnavigate Australia, have been found under a London train station, according to the company developing a major rail link.
Exclusive: White House preparing draft national emergency order
Doomsday Clock at 2 minutes to midnight
If you have anything left on your bucket list, do it now, because the world is close to annihilation.
How to solve the world's plastics problem
Cohen subpoenaed by Senate intelligence panel
President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen was subpoenaed Thursday to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee in mid-February, according to a source close to Cohen.
Wintour blasts Australian tennis legend's LBGTQ views
Italy ordered to pay Amanda Knox damages
Italy has been ordered to pay compensation to Amanda Knox, an American former student who spent years under the cloud of a murder she didn't commit.
Scotland's ex-first minister charged with attempted rape
Alex Salmond, for years the leading face of the Scottish independence campaign, has been arrested and could appear in court later Thursday.
'I have shot five people,' suspect in bank shooting told police
A 21-year-old allegedly shot five people dead Wednesday in a SunTrust bank in Sebring, Florida, then barricaded himself inside in what one official described as a "senseless criminal doing a senseless crime."
Search for missing plane carrying soccer star called off
The search for a missing airplane carrying Argentine soccer player Emiliano Sala was called off Thursday with police conceding that "the chances of survival at this stage are extremely remote."
The wartorn region where even some 10-year-olds are hooked on opioids
His lower arms scarred from where he repeatedly cut himself, 23-year old Mahmoud recalls his daily drug habit.
Superbugs 'as big a global threat as climate change and warfare'
Drug-resistant superbugs are as big a threat to the world as climate change or wars, Britain's Health Secretary Matt Hancock warned during a speech at Davos in which he unveiled a five-year action plan for the UK, and a 20-year vision, to tackle the threat of antimicrobial resistance by 2040.
Fugitive speedboat killer turns himself in
The family of a woman who died in a speedboat accident in London while on a first date have spoken of their relief that the man responsible has been arrested.
Carlos Ghosn has resigned as head of Renault, French government says
Carlos Ghosn has quit as chairman and CEO of Renault, according to the French government.
Iran nuclear deal fraying after just 3 years
Three years ago last week, the Iran nuclear deal came into effect, limiting the country's nuclear program in return for sanctions relief. But in the wake of the Trump administration's withdrawal from the agreement, and with relations between the European Union and Iran declining sharply, there is growing doubt it will see its fourth birthday.
Bing is now 'inaccessible' in China
Microsoft's Bing search engine has run into trouble in China.
With the population in free fall, Japan's military turns to women to fill the ranks
The first time 22-year-old Akiko Hirayama stepped on board a navy ship, she was transfixed by the hardware.
CNN shows how drug smugglers avoid border wall
CNN's Ed Lavandera takes you inside underground tunnels that connect the US and Mexico, where drugs are smuggled beneath a border town working to root out and seal off the tunnels.
US Navy sails warships through Taiwan Strait
The US Navy sailed two ships through the Taiwan Strait on Thursday, according to the US Pacific Fleet, which oversees operations in the area.
Detained Huawei CFO 'has strong case'
Remarks made by US President Donald Trump may have strengthened China's hand in fighting a US extradition request for detained Chinese telecoms executive Meng Wanzhou, according to Canada's top diplomat in Beijing.
Leading female candidate withdraws from Nigeria's presidential race
Bring Back our Girls activist and former Nigerian minister Oby Ezekwesili has withdrawn her candidacy from next month's presidential elections, a statement on her website confirmed Thursday morning.
Trapped for hours, they used a group chat to share their fears as terrorists roamed the halls
It had been hours since terrorists burst into a hotel complex in Kenya, and you could feel the desperation in the air.
5 people shot dead in hostage situation at Florida bank
Highlands County Commissioner Don Elwell said that multiple people have been shot in a "hostage situation" at a SunTrust Bank in Sebring, Florida.
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