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For Rick Steves, high is a place.
Rick Steves says there’s a right and wrong way to see the world.
There’s more to travel than Mickey Mouse.
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Surveillance video captured the moments a man chased and attempted to kidnap a 24-year-old woman inside a condominium garage in Hawaii. The suspect was arrested by police and charged with kidnapping and second-degree assault.
Michael Douglas remembers his dear friend Rob Reiner and shares his own journey of raising a child with addiction issues.Join CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister as she interviews celebrities on anything from their career-defining moments to news-making reflections. Stream episodes of Coming Up on the CNN app now.
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With his mom by his side, Cory Lee has explored 56 countries by wheelchair. Now he’s helping others discover how far they can go.
An attempt by murderer Erin Patterson, who killed three people with a meal of toxic mushrooms, to overturn her conviction has failed, with an appeals court finding that her original sentence was too light.
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Shares of Google’s parent company tumbled more than 12% on Thursday, their worst day on record — a historic single-day decline bigger than any day during the Covid-19 pandemic or 2008 financial crisis.
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The hardware underpinning major AI models can be hacked so that chatbots provide faulty and dangerous answers to questions from users, according to new research shared exclusively with CNN.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday his decision to scrap a planned rally in Kansas this weekend had nothing to do with Sen. Roger Marshall’s electoral prospects — or his own stamina after a month of nonstop travel. When a reporter asked Trump about his health and followed up with a question about whether the cancelation was because he was sick of traveling, Trump lashed out.
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Witches and warlocks gathered for a Halloween-themed paddle in the foggy bay near White Rock, British Columbia, Canada, earlier this month.
Thousands of Texas voters received a pamphlet that appeared to come from a transgender advocacy group. The group says it didn’t send it and the return address traces back to a Wyoming LLC created a month ago. CNN’s Ed Lavandera reports.