CultureAustralian indie rock band Vacations has sold out world tours and amassed billions of streams. The band performs “I See Myself In You,” from its new album “Pursuit of Anything.”
CultureAustralian indie rock band Vacations has sold out world tours and amassed billions of streams. The band performs “I See Myself In You,” from its new album “Pursuit of Anything.”
SocietyArmy veteran and Paralympic world-record holder Shawn Cheshire discusses recovering from a traumatic brain injury and depression, then taking on a 3,600-mile solo bike ride across the United States.
CultureAustralian indie rock band Vacations has sold out world tours and amassed billions of streams. Its album “Pursuit of Anything” is out now, and the band performs “Holy Grail.”
CultureAustralian indie rock band Vacations has sold out world tours and amassed billions of streams. The band’s album “Pursuit of Anything” is out now, and it performs “Ready or Not.”
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OtherHosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo broadcast live from New York, covering the weekend’s major headlines with a lineup of guests. The excerpt identifies topics including Russian diesel deliveries to the US and new threats in the Middle East.
SocietyThe environmental award will recognize five finalists next month, helping them continue their efforts to protect the environment.
HealthA new Canadian procedure may offer more people with atrial fibrillation another treatment option. Drs. Gianluigi Bisleri and Paul Angaran combine minimally invasive robotic ablation on the outside of the heart with catheter treatment from within.
WorldRetired Gen. Jack Keane, a senior strategic analyst, discusses an intelligence report warning of advanced Iranian plots targeting U.S. citizens abroad.
PoliticsCNN’s Anderson Cooper reviews the week’s major stories, including whether a Democratic-controlled Congress could curb Trump’s power, a last-minute Justice Department lawsuit affecting Alaska’s close Senate race, Ukraine’s report of limited Starlink access and another corruption scandal in the administration.
CultureFilm critic Matt Singer says the early 2000s were a golden age for comedy movies. His new book, “Funny Business,” traces the rise of the “Frat Pack” genre.
CultureBrooklyn chef Ayesha Nurdjaja, executive chef and partner at New York City restaurants Shuka and Shukette, is sharing some of her favorite zesty recipes in her new cookbook, “Mediterranean All the Way.”
CultureAuthor and fine art photographer Gray Malin is known for vivid conceptual images and expansive aerial views. His new book, “Snow,” brings together 15 years of wintry photographs taken in places including Aspen and Antarctica.
PoliticsEd O'Keefe shares the latest on what voters should know ahead of Election Day.
World1:15Prayer had just begun at a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan when Nasser al-Burqan heard a bang he mistook for an exploding air conditioner. He then saw gunmen outside the window, one of them aiming directly at him.
WorldLeigh Kiniry reports that demonstrations are expected to return in France over the coming weekend.
WorldFrance’s interior minister said 135 people had been arrested as tens of thousands joined protests across the country. Police earlier seized weapons and gas masks in Paris and said on social media that the city was calm. The marches follow last weekend’s riots and looting, which affected thousands of businesses and led to more than 2,700 arrests.
SocietyThe U.S. Marshals are seeking funding for their Missing Child Unit. The agency received authority in 2015 to help locate missing children and runaways.
CultureA sightseeing bus passing Seoul landmarks turns into a Halloween scare when people dressed as zombies suddenly attack it. The program draws inspiration from the popular South Korean film “Train to Busan.”
PoliticsTrump begins his day in Florida, his adopted home state, where he is expected to cast his midterm ballot today.
Society1:34:08Protesters in Lisbon are calling for action to address the housing crisis.
PoliticsPre-election polls project a deadlock in Israel’s Tuesday vote, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot appearing able to secure a parliamentary majority. Emily Rose explains.
SocietyA new roving exhibition highlights Singapore’s preparations for climate change and ways the public can contribute. It is part of efforts to engage Singaporeans as the country develops its first National Adaptation Plan, with measures ranging from cooling homes to tackling dengue.
CultureThe broadcast features Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, responding to allegations against her father; 85-year-old Knots Landing star Donna Mills and what she will do on OnlyFans; and an Ugly Betty cast reunion reflecting on the show’s lasting impact. It also covers the folding iPhone frenzy.