Apes recognize friends they haven’t seen for decades, new research finds
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NDAA: What’s in the $886 billion defense bill
The House and Senate have approved a $886.3 billion defense policy bill, which would provide the largest raise for service members in more than two decades, temporarily
The Chevrolet Corvette is officially going electric
General Motors will produce a fully electric Chevrolet Corvette, GM President Mark Reuss announced in a LinkedIn post Monday morning. Reuss didn’t say
Dr. Kwane Stewart, who cares for the pets of those experiencing homelessness, is CNN’s Hero of the Year
Dr. Kwane Stewart — a veterinarian whose nonprofit, Project Street Vet, provides medical care to the pets of people experiencing homelessness — is the 2023 CNN Hero
Special counsel might use data from a phone Trump used on January 6 in election interference trial
Special counsel Jack Smith may use data during Donald Trump’s election interference trial next year to show jurors when the former president was using Twitter on
BeReal: This social app bans edited photos to encourage users to be more authentic
Scoot over, Facebook and Instagram. There’s a newer photo-sharing app – and it’s not like other social media platforms.
Jason Momoa, other Hollywood stars celebrate everyday people at tonight’s CNN Heroes event
It’s an awards show featuring Hollywood’s top entertainers including Jason Momoa, Amanda Seyfried and Sterling K. Brown. But these celebrities are not here to take
Senior military promotions resume after Tuberville’s hold is lifted
The US Army chief of staff promoted eight Army general officers on Thursday, marking nearly the end of the monthslong delay of general officer promotions and
BMW XM Label Red Set Pikes Peak Record after June Crash
BMW The BMW XM Label Red set a class record for hybrid-electric SUVs at the Pikes Peak hill climb course in Colorado Springs. After crashing during the
NCAA leaders warn college sports at risk of ‘permanent damage’ without action from Congress
The NCAA’s most powerful conferences delivered an urgent plea to congressional leaders last week: We need your help to save college sports – and need it now.