What it's like to use the iPhone Duo for a week
CNN's Lisa Eadicicco got to try Apple’s newest phone, the iPhone Duo, ahead of its launch. She traded her regular-sized iPhone for the company's first-ever folding phone for nearly a...
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Technology
Cyber chiefs tell websites to make critical safety update or go offline
Two critical vulnerabilities have been identified with PHP, a programming language which is widely used across the internet.
State attorneys general step up plans to counter Trump’s meddling in midterms
Coordination by Democratic officials overseeing elections includes Zoom calls and in-person tabletop exercises Democratic state attorneys general, other top state officials and...
Technology
The iPhone Duo is Apple’s coolest phone in years. There’s just one problem
There were many times I didn’t want to put the iPhone Duo down. Once you get used to reading, watching TV and scrolling through Instagram on a giant screen, it’s hard to go...
World
Michigan residents fight potential $6.4bn datacenter bill: ‘That is insanity’
DTE Energy, among the US’s biggest utilities, is requesting approval to build two new gas plants to meet datacenter demand
Sports
Why has Lord's dug up its pitch and what comes next?
After years of comment, Lord's has dug up one of its pitches for the first time in more than 25 years. Why the drastic action and what next?
Sports
Overton would consider Ashes return if Root asks
England all-rounder Jamie Overton would consider returning to play Test cricket for next year’s Ashes if approached by captain Joe Root.
Politics
North Korea tells border troops to take ‘resolute action’ if South threatens their safety
North Korea has told its border troops to take “prompt and resolute action” if South Korean forces threaten their safety, state media said on Wednesday, raising the risk of a...
F1 races to return to standard distance in 2028
Formula 1 grands prix will return to their standard distance in 2028 after the maximum length was shortened for next season.
Sports
‘We can go all the way’: Jonas Eidevall on life at San Diego Wave and lessons learned from Arsenal
The Swede’s team are second in the NWSL and, he tells Tom Garry, he hopes to create some special memories at their 35,000-seater Snapdragon Stadium
Business
Financial services firm to cut 114 jobs as part of 'proposed restructuring'
The Financial Services Union understands 95 employees in Belfast are at risk and a further 19 employees are at risk in Londonderry.
World
A look at the major candidates in Israel's election next week
Israelis are set to vote on October 27 to decide if Benjamin Netanyahu will continue as prime minister or if Gadi Eisenkot will take the lead.
Politics
He left his life in New York behind after 9/11 to start again in Argentina
In 2001, entrepreneur David English was pursuing the American Dream. In the aftermath of the attacks, he chose a very different life thousands of miles away.
Politics
‘I’ve never even met the man’: New Hampshire’s GOP Senate candidate distances himself from Trump in new ad
CNN's Elliot Williams and the Group Chat break down New Hampshire GOP Senate candidate John Sununu's effort to distance himself from Trump
Sports
Saracens in talks over Itoje extension
Saracens hope to extend Maro Itoje's deal amid reported interest from Top 14 clubs, which could spell the end of the England captain's Test career.
Sports
What DC loses if it loses a major park to Trump’s golf dream
President Donald Trump’s plans to tear up East Potomac Golf Links and the surrounding park are far more than just the latest obsession of a chief executive looking to put his...
Football must not be detached from its roots as was the case with Manchester City | Philipp Lahm
City behaved much like other top clubs but their rule-breaking deserves to be punished. The Bundesliga, where members have a controlling stake, can show the way forward
World
‘Sham tribunal’: one family’s battle with Louisiana’s ‘feudal’ eviction courts
In rural Louisiana, eviction hearings are held at kitchen tables and other unorthodox venues – and many justices have little legal training