CNN 10
CNN 10 is a 10-minute educational news show that explains global news to a global audience. It appears as a daily digital video and audio podcast, serving a growing audience interested in compact on-demand news broadcasts ideal for explanation seekers on the go or in the classroom.
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How Scientists Are Using Acorns to Predict Lyme Disease Hot Spots
Today on CNN10: We'll learn how cyber hackers were able to attack refrigerators at hundreds of grocery stores across France, spoiling food and causing fires without ever stepping foot in a store. Then, we'll dive in to a decades-long study that's counting acorns in a bid to help predict tick populations and Lyme disease risks in certain areas. Plus, we'll get a look at a historic gorilla birth tha
Queen of Thailand Becomes First Royal to Solo Pilot a Fighter Jet
Today on CNN10: We wrap up Nobel Prize Award Season by introducing you to the revolutionary achievements of this year's Peace Prize recipient. Then, we dig into the Great Pyramids of Giza... where a new discovery led to a identifying a unique species of crocodile... all before showing you the hard work and dedication of Thailand’s Queen Suthida, who just broke with tradition... and the record book
CNN10 Encore: The Future of AVs— Self-Driving Cars Explained
A CNN10 Special Edition Encore: One fascinating topic for all ten minutes of our show— self-driving vehicles. Coy visits an innovation center where A.I.-powered robotics are tested, while learning how they work, if they're safe, and just how close we are to automation... becoming our reality.
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A History-Making Hurricane Becomes the Atlantic Season’s First Storm
Today on CNN10: We're shaking things up by starting with a spotlight on YOUR top 10 out of 10 moments from this month! Then, we'll get an update on Hurricane Isaias, which has already made history by becoming the first storm to form in the Atlantic Basin. Plus, we'll see how mushrooms, banana peels and other organic options are making their way to the catwalk as part of an eco-friendly fashion tre
Meet the Team Working to Outsmart the World’s Deadliest Animal
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on a promising new clinical trial in Central Africa that doctors hope could help curb the deadly Ebola virus outbreak that has already killed thousands of people. Then, we'll learn why mosquitoes are smarter than we think -- and see how one lab is working towards finding new ways to outsmart the world's deadliest animal. Plus, we'll learn how the winner of this
How the Chicago River Went From 'Great Open Sewer' to Swimming Spot
Today on CNN10: It's been three years since the war in Gaza began. We reflect on where the conflict still stands. Then, the Chicago River is now flourishing despite decades of industrial pollution, thanks to an environmental movement and engineering. Plus... a rocket just clocked the fastest trip to the International Space Station ever-- but not for the reasons you may think. All this and more on
One of Hawaii's Most Iconic Landmarks Collapses into the Sea
Today on CNN10: We'll head to France to learn why thousands of students are protesting the country's education system, before learning what's driving a surprising snap election in neighboring Spain. Then, we'll learn the science behind one of Hawaii's most famous natural landmarks, and why it recently collapsed into the sea. Plus, we'll see how an innovative new recycling initiative uses waste to
Why Making Cafeteria Lunches From Scratch Is Harder Than It Sounds
Today on CNN10: We'll learn about the push to overhaul school meal services across the country by implementing more fresh ingredients. Then, we'll speak with a former NFL player whose love for the sea has lead him to a unique partnership with an eco-conscious sailing league. Plus, we'll see how a creative team of veterinarians managed to pull off a complex dental procedure on a 450-pound polar bea
CNN10 Special Edition: Dive Behind the Scenes at One of the World’s Largest Aquariums
Today on a special edition of CNN10: We're taking a field trip to the open ocean in our very own backyard ... at Atlanta's very own Georgia Aquarium! From caring for corals to feeding a whale shark, we'll go behind the scenes with the dedicated professionals responsible for one of the world's largest aquariums.
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Why a Major Theme Park Is Permanently Closing This Controversial Roller Coaster
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on a high-profile meeting at the White House that could have big implications for artificial intelligence companies. Then, we'll go behind a CNN investigation into a now-closed controversial roller coaster that has been linked to life-altering injuries and even deaths. Plus, we'll reveal the winner of this year's Fat Bear Week at Alaska's Katmai National Park.
Crocs Sues Discount Store Over Lookalike Footwear
Today on CNN10: A blood draw can find DNA fragments from tumors and possibly flag the earliest whisper of cancer. CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta faced the decision about whether he should do it - and what was really at stake with the information he would gain. Then, we tell you about a newly-filed lawsuit involving Cros footwear and those trendy charms...All before we introduce you to the youngest f
Panda Diplomacy
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on the nor'easter that's drenched parts of the Northeast US, and and learn how the nation's largest city is updating its infrastructure to help withstand a changing climate. Then, we'll get our first look at the newest pair of giant pandas on loan to the United States from China, as they make their way to their new home at Zoo Atlanta. Plus, we'll show you Spac
How Five Pivotal Elections Helped Shape American History
Today on CNN10: We take a field trip around the nation's capitol to help us learn how some pivotal elections shaped the United States generations later. Then, we tell you about the first wild sea turtle nest ever discovered on the West Coast, before highlighting a truly special entrepreneur who is giving back to the same hospital who helped him as a baby. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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How a Historic El Niño Is Supercharging the Pacific Storm Season
Today on CNN10: We'll head to the nation's capitol for the latest on the Trump Administration's decision to bar CNN and other news outlets from covering the White House earlier this week. Then, we'll head to the Pacific Ocean to see how a historic El Niño is helping supersize storms from Hawaii to Mexico. Plus, we'll get a look at a brand-new exhibit honoring one of France's most iconic artists, a
His Trumpet Stopped Working, but the Anthem Sang On
Today on CNN10: We'll take to the open seas for an update on how the Great Barrier Reef is recovering from major coral bleaching events, before diving in to see how one group is helping restore coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean. Then, we'll learn how surging fuel prices are impacting our wallets— but not in the ways you may think. Plus, we'll speak with award-winning musician Dr. Jesse McGuire, who
The First New Species of Cat to Be Discovered in More Than 100 Years
Today on CNN10: We'll look back at the most famous most famous cross-country treks on the 220th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Then, we'll learn what's driving a troubling trend across Hollywood, before traveling to Bolivia for a look at a brand-new species of cat that's the first to be identified in more than a century. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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What to Expect at the Un General Assembly, the Biggest Event in World Diplomacy
Today on CNN10: We'll learn all about two pivotal diplomatic meetings taking place this week -- as the United Nations General Assembly gets underway in New York, and the White House prepares to welcome Chinese Leader Xi Jinping for a summit. Then, we'll see the first out-of-this-world photos captured by NASA's newest deep-space camera aboard the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope. Plus, we'll kick off th
New Fossil Analysis Confirms Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Warm-Blooded
Today on CNN10: We take you to South Africa, where officials' plans to contain a wild baboon population is sparking public outcry. Plus, we'll show you the fascinating new evidence that have led some paleontologists to confirm the T. Rex shared a similar body temperature to humans. And: Tomorrow marks the autumnal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere-- we explain the science behind why leaves change
Japan Has More Living 100-Year-Olds Than Ever Before
Today on CNN10: The Federal Reserve just increased interest rates for the first time in more than three years... we tell you why you should care. Plus, Japan just broke its own record for the most living centenarians in any place in the world... what researchers say is their secret. All before taking you on a tour of a very corny, but very meaningful tribute to the late Dolly Parton. All this and
The Young Artists Transforming an NFL Meme Into a Symbol of Hope
Today on CNN10: We'll learn what's driving up fuel prices around the world, and see why those price hikes extend far beyond the gas pump. Then, we'll get the latest on devastating strike on a US military base in Saudi Arabia, and see why intelligence officials are warning Russian spy satellites may be helping Iran throughout the region. Plus, we'll see how a famous NFL meme is being used to help c
Puerto Ricans Have No Water, but Are Still Paying for It
Today on CNN10: Tech CEOs are asking lawmakers to help them "rein in" Artificial Intelligence -- we show you the safety plan that's being proposed. Then, we take you to Puerto Rico to see how residents are living day to day during the island's water crisis... before we introduce you to a brand new school that is using Hip-Hop as the framework for their curriculum. All this and more on today's CNN1
Make it Make Cents: The Stock Market, Finally Explained
Today on CNN10: We introduce you to our new financial literacy series, "Make it Make Cents": Coy and CNN Senior Business Reporter David Goldman break down the U.S. stock market, using real-life comparisons to make investing easier to understand. But first, we take you to Jeju Island, South Korea to see a concerning phenomenon caused by warming ocean temperatures. All this and more on today's CNN10
When Fictional Animations Meet Real World Machines
Today on CNN10: We explore a newfound cousining of two very different garden crops... before hearing about an exciting announcement from the TSA that may make saying goodbye a little easier. Then, as Pixar and Porsche team up to bring some of animation’s most beloved characters to life in a whole new way... Coy talks to the creator of Buzz Lightyear-- Bob Pauley. All this and more on today's CNN10
CNN10 Special Edition: Remembering 9/11, 25 Years Later
Today, a special extended episode of CNN10: We look back at the September 11, 2001 terror attacks on the 25th anniversary of the day that forever changed history. And— we'll speak with one of the architects behind New York City’s 9/11 Memorial. She details the untold research that helped create a place that holds 3,000 names… and still makes room for their 3,000 individual stories.
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France Suffers Another Museum Heist— Its 22nd Since the Louvre
Today on CNN10: Thieves steal two Renoir paintings from a museum in Nice— and a French Senator tells us what is behind the uptick in audacious heists. Then, we see how North Carolina health officials are handling a widespread rabies exposure, all stemming from a petting zoo. And... it's the 10th of the month: We're showcasing some of the "ten out of ten" moments our viewers have been braggin
Indonesian Volcano Grounds Nearly 3,000 Flights
Today on CNN10: We take a look at the everyday items that may become more expensive for Americans as Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs. Then, we show you stunning video of a 50,000-foot volcanic ash cloud that disrupted aviation around Jakarta. And don't miss the once-in-a-lifetime surprise for a college football fan battling brain cancer.
All this and more on today's CNN10!
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An Alarming New Study About Professional Football and Head Injuries
Today on CNN10: Coy sits down with Dr. Sanjay Gupta and CNN Sports' Andy Scholes to discuss a new study that analyzed Former NFL players and their brains. Then, we see videos of a miraculous rescue 10 full days after those devastating floods in Nepal, all before seeing a backyard treasure discovery that belongs in a museum... or a bank vault? All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Small Space, Big Perks: Inside Paris’ Historic Tiny Apartments
Today on CNN10: We'll learn why the nation's largest school district is banning A.I. in the classroom for some students, before looking back at the life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who died at 92 this week. Plus, we'll see how some of Paris' microscopic, yet historic apartments are allowing people to experience the City of Light in a whole new way. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Scientists Task These “Unicorns of the Sea” to Gather Crucial Arctic Data
Today on CNN10: We'll get a look at a new study that's showing some surprising benefits stemming from London's efforts to curb pollution. Then, we'll hear from a trailblazing pilot who is spearheading search and rescue efforts following catastrophic flooding in Nepal. Plus, we'll learn how some of the ocean's most unique animals are helping scientists explore remote parts of the Arctic, and better
Messi, Music, and Penguins ... Oh, My!
Today on CNN10: We'll head to Argentina, where fans are weighing in on the storied career of Lionel Messi as the superstar announces he's retiring from international play. Then, we'll see how one innovative creator is using light to create music before getting a look at a surprising technique that researchers are using to help injured wild penguins heal. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Seeing Red: This Unique Festival Celebrates the World’s Rarest Hair Color
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the latest search and rescue efforts at the Grand Canyon following a series of deadly flash floods fueled by extreme rainfall in recent days. Then, we'll learn all about a unique festival in the Netherlands that draws redheads from all over the world. Plus, we'll take a look at how one high school is helping students aim for the skies with hands-on training i
NASA’s Newest ‘Discovery Machine’ Could Change Our Understanding of the Universe
Today on CNN10: We'll learn how NASA's newest telescope launch could help scientists reimagine our understanding of dark matter, before getting an update on search and rescue efforts after the devastating floods at the China-Nepal border. Plus, we'll look back at this year's Little League World Series, and see how the tournament has shaped some of baseball's biggest names. All this and more on tod
Do You Have Instagram? The “Transformational” Changes Coming for Teens
On today's episode of CNN10: We show you the very real, very impactful changes Meta just agreed to enforce as part of their history-making $18 Billion settlement. Plus, we see astonishing video of the deadly flash flooding that swept through Nepal. Then we honor two cultural icons who died this week, but their colorful legacy endures. All this and more on a Fri-yay edition of CNN10!
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Remembering the Life and Legacy of Dolly Parton
Today on CNN10: We reflect on the life and legacy of country music superstar and philanthropist Dolly Parton, who passed away this week at the age of 80. Then, we'll learn about SpaceX's plans for a Louisiana launch site that could become the largest in the world. Plus, we'll see how one fur-nominal invention - a fan powered suit - is helping man's best friend stay cool in scorching summer temps.
The Inspiring Locker Room Speech From the Nation’s First Navajo NFL Player
Today on CNN10: We visit some of the wildlife sanctuaries working to rehabilitate a group of neglected tigers from a zoo in Argentina. Then, we explore the reasons behind a renewed crackdown on how women are allowed to dress in Iran. And-- don't miss the heartwarming speech from the first Navajo football rookie to play in the NFL. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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The African School Teaching Girls To Defy Expectations
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the rapidly spreading Hawk Fire near Reno, Nevada, where roughly 90,000 people have been urged to evacuate as firefighters work to contain the blaze. Then, we'll see how one elite boarding school in Senegal is trying to challenge societal expectations around women and education. Plus, we'll sit down with UConn Huskies Women's Basketball Coach Geno Auriemma to
Special Edition: The Role of the Monarchy, the Role of the Crown
Today on CNN10-- A full ten minutes on one fascinating topic: The difference between the British government and the Royal Family. The U.K. runs their country quite differently from the way we do things here in the U.S. And what roles do the King, the Queen and the Prince even play? It can get confusing, but we're here to break it all down.
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How Primate ‘Whisperers’ Are Helping Safeguard India’s Biggest Events
Today on CNN10: We'll learn about an experimental new cancer vaccine that could help change the way we treat melanoma - the deadliest form of skin cancer. Then, we'll head to India to see how "monkey whisperers" are helping ward off unwelcome primate visitors as the country hosts a major sporting event. Plus, we'll learn why thousands of students at one of Mexico's most prestigious universities ar
How an AI Chatbot Is Helping This Blind Man ‘See’ for the First Time
On today's CNN10: We'll dive into the factors contributing to an uptick in foodborne illness cases this summer, before seeing how artificial intelligence is helping a man who has been blind since birth "see" his surroundings for the first time. Plus, we'll learn about a study that shows just how good dogs are at determining their human companions' moods by recognizing facial expressions. All this
How the World’s Most Popular Board Game Is Surging in the Digital Era
Today on CNN10: We'll jump back to 1960 to learn how two canine cosmonauts helped pave the way for mankind to reach the stars, before getting an update on a pivotal social media trial kicking off this week that could have huge implications for Facebook and Instagram. Plus, we'll learn why chess is enjoying a surge in popularity in the age of e-sports. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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A Famous Spy Plane Just Uncovered How Wildfires Create Storms
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on how health officials are working to combat the Democratic Republic of Congo's latest Ebola virus outbreak, which has now become the deadliest in the country's history. Then, we'll get a look at how a famed Cold War spy plane is helping NASA scientists uncover the science behind one of Earth's most unpredictable weather systems. Plus, we'll see how one innovat
Hurricane Lala: Floods, Power Outages Overwhelm Hawaii's Big Island
On today's CNN10: We are back to our Monday-Friday show schedule! We'll get an update on Hurricane Lala, which lashed parts of Hawaii with strong winds and torrential rainfall over the weekend. Then, we'll get an update on a series of devastating earthquakes across Indonesia, and the race to search for survivors. Plus, we'll dive into one of the biggest problems the artificial intelligence race is
The Sun, Moon and Earth Align: Stunning Views of the Total Solar Eclipse
On our final 2026 Summer Friday Episode of CNN10: We get an update on the race against time in Colombia, where rescuers work to find survivors after a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake. Then, we bring you the most spectacular moments from this week's rare, total solar eclipse-- with our correspondents stationed in the very best viewing spots, before showing how one engineer turned her third-grade
How an insect-eating plant is proving Charles Darwin right 150 years later
On today's Summer Friday episode of CNN10: We'll get the latest on the devastating wildfires blazing across the Pacific Northwest that have displaced tens of thousands of residents in parts of Washington and Oregon. Then, we'll learn how a scientific breakthrough involving carnivorous plants is proving famed biologist Charles Darwin correct more than 150 years later. Plus, we'll catch up with reco
A Georgia Swamp, a WWII Battlefield and Others Just Earned World Heritage Status
On today's Summer Friday episode of CNN10: We'll get the latest on a series of Oval Office meetings this week that could have big impacts in both Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Then, we'll learn all about the newest additions to UNESCO's World Heritage Sites list, which includes some of the planet's most unique and storied places. Plus, we'll see why one of the world's biggest bands says they
Why an Iconic Footwear Brand Is Ditching Shoes for AI
On today's Summer Friday episode of CNN10: We'll get the latest on a landmark social media ban in France, and how it could impact teens trying to access their favorite apps. Then, we'll learn what's behind eco-friendly footwear company Allbirds' surprising pivot from sneakers to artificial intelligence. Plus, we'll get a look at a hugely popular Chinese soccer league where amateur athletes trade t
Why Do We Need Eight Hours of Sleep?
On this week's Summer Friday episode of CNN10: An update from an aircraft carrier in the Straight of Hormuz after the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran effectively ended because new strikes erupted this week. Then, we sit down for a candid conversation with Dr. Sanjay Gupta about all things sleep... and how many hours are optimal for your brain. Finally-- we'll show you one teen's thrift find of
From Sea to Shining Sea, America Prepares for 250
This week on CNN10: On the eve of Independence Day, Coy Wire checks in from California, where he's been following all of the history-making developments at this year's World Cup. Then, we dive into some secrets about the iconic Lincoln Memorial, after we preview the epic celebrations planned for America's 250th Birthday. We'll also explain a landmark Supreme Court ruling and bring you the remarkab
Venezuelans Search for Survivors After Twin Deadly Earthquakes
This week on CNN10: We share what we've learned about the massive, back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela. Then, we give greater context to another prime minister resignation in the U.K., before showing you the amazing artificial intelligence that contributed to the successful separation of conjoined twins in Nigeria. All this and more on this week's Summer Friday edition of CNN10!
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A Diplomatic Breakthrough in the US and Israel’s War With Iran?
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on a diplomatic development that could help pave the way for an end to the United States and Israel's war with Iran. Plus, we'll get a look at an ancient find in Israel that has archaeologists over the moon with excitement, before speaking to a dedicated student athlete who literally wrote the book on how height isn't everything when it comes to competitive spo
The World Cup Returns to a Very Different America
Today on CNN10: Coy hosts the show from California-- where he is on assignment to cover the U.S. Men's first match of the 2026 World Cup. We'll also introduce you to the four astronauts just selected to complete NASA's ambitious Artemis III mission. Plus, we'll show you a buzzworthy partnership helping launch Toy Story 5... all for a good cause. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Why Conquering Hardships Led These Two Inventors to Major Success
Today on CNN10: Coy sits down with two of his childhood friends, who coincidentally became successful entrepreneurs to ask them about the wisdom that comes after you have a groundbreaking idea. Plus, we visit an iconic soup dumping restaurant in Taiwan, before meeting the newest lifeguards to join a team in Spain. All this and more on CNN10!
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Why It’s Taken More Than 144 Years to Build This Iconic Church
Today on CNN10: We'll explain the latest developments in the United States and Israel's war with Iran, following series of escalations across the region in recent days. Then, we'll see why World Cup fans in Mexico are crying foul on FIFA, before heading to Spain to to learn why the iconic Sagrada Familia cathedral has taken more than 144 years to construct. Plus, we'll take a look at YOUR top 10 m
How a Cell Phone Ban Has Transformed This Brooklyn Middle School
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on a deadly 7.8 magnitude earthquake that's devastated parts of The Philippines. Then, we'll see how a growing bear attack crisis in Japan forced one city to temporarily close all of its elementary and middle schools. Plus, we'll hear directly from students at one Brooklyn middle school as they reflect on their school's decision to ban cell phones in the classro
Why is the Washington Monument Two Different Colors?
Today on CNN10: We get an update on the many renovation projects President Trump has underway in Washington, D.C. And in Boston, we'll meet the archaeologists trying to solve a 250-year old mystery about the Revolutionary War. Plus, the countdown to the World Cup is ON: We'll show you how Mexico City is celebrating. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Will AI Replace Auto Mechanics?
Today on CNN10: As hundreds of companies announce layoffs due to the innovation of artificial intelligence, our Ryan Young interviews professionals who feel their human expertise can't be replaced. Then, a group of aspiring sports journalists put Coy in the hot seat for a candid interview. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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How These Students Brought Football History to the Big Screen
Today on CNN10: We'll dive into the world of autonomous vehicles, and learn why some officials are concerned that Waymo robotaxis are creating more problems than they solve in some cities. Then, we'll see how one dedicated high school class brought a history-making football game to the big screen with their very own feature-length documentary. Plus, we'll get an up-close look at the latest spacewa
Why Being Bored Is Actually Good for Your Brain
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and get rare access to a hospital at the epicenter of the outbreak. Then, we'll learn why being bored is actually vital to your brain's development, before giving you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at last week's Scripps National Spelling Bee. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Why One Tick Bite is Causing a Rapidly Growing Red Meat Allergy
Today on CNN10: We'll learn the science behind a surge in red meat allergies on Martha's Vineyard, and what it all has to do with tick bites. Then, we'll get a look at NASA's next steps towards establishing what could be humanity's first permanent lunar outpost on the moon's surface, Then we'll see which tennis phenom just rocked her sport with an exciting announcement. All this and more on today'
Blue Origin Rocket Explodes During Ground Test
Today on CNN10: As Atlantic Hurricane season officially kicks off, we'll learn the science behind this year's below-average forecast. Then, we'll get the latest on Blue Origin's investigation into what caused a New Glenn rocket to explode during a routine ground test last week, before heading to Hong Kong to for an up-close at look at their first-ever Comic-Con. All this and more on today's CNN10!
Meet the 2026 National Spelling Bee Champion!
Today on CNN10: We traveled to D.C. to cover the Scripps National Spelling Bee and Coy asks some of the country's most tenacious wordsmiths how they made it this far. Plus, we get an update on the unbelievable cave rescue in Laos, before seeing how one American, one Chinese national, and $5,000 restored an entire forest. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Why Earning an "A" at Harvard is About to Get Harder
Today on CNN10: We'll break down the science behind El Niño, and learn what the coming "Super El Niño" could mean for weather patterns worldwide. Then, we'll learn why earning straight A's at one of the nation's top schools is poised to get harder, before taking to the sky for a harrowing hot-air balloon rescue you'll have to see to believe! All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Scientists Say the Dead Sea is Dying. Can it be Saved?
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update from the US Federal Reserve, following the swearing-in of a new Fed chairman last week. Then, we'll head to the Dead Sea for a firsthand look at the environmental crisis that's wreaking havoc on the natural wonder, and meet the people working to save it. Plus, we'll take a look at a one-of-a-kind culinary festival where snails are front and center. All this and
Michael Phelps Opens Up About His Mental Health
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update out of Southern California, where emergency crews are working to prevent an overheating chemical tank from spewing thousands of gallons of toxic chemicals into the surrounding environment. Then, we'll see how NASCAR honored one of their biggest stars following the sudden death of Kyle Busch last week. Plus, we'll sit down with 28-time Olympic medalist Michael Ph
Why the US Just Indicted a Former Cuban President
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on the rising tensions between the United States and Cuba, following the Justice Department's announcement of charges against former Cuban President Raul Castro. Then, we'll head to California for a look at a wildfire that's threatening one of the world's most unique ecosystems, before getting a firsthand look at a unique festival that's turning front porches a
How a Storm in Hawaii Reawakened a "Living Fossil"
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update out of Africa on the latest Ebola virus outbreak, as health officials race to track cases and slow its spread. Then, we'll head to Hawaii for a look at how a seasonal storm transformed an ecosystem and awakened a long-dormant ancient species. Plus, we'll hear from Katherine Legge, a trailblazing race car driver who is set to attempt an incredible feat of enduran
Scientists Discovered 1,100 New Ocean Species This Year
Today on CNN10: We'll dive into a remarkable series of discoveries that are shedding new light on what we know about life in our oceans. Then, we'll head to California for an update on Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI. Plus, we'll take a look at a one-of-a-kind crew member aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford, and look at some of YOUR submissions for our very first "Honor Roll" salute. All this and mor
China Hosts an Epic Marathon Atop its Great Wall
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on a massive storm system battering much of the Central US with severe weather including more than two dozen reported tornadoes in recent days. Then, we'll head to China's Great Wall for a look at a one-of-a-kind marathon atop the historic marvel. Plus, we'll see how a paleontologist in the world's richest dinosaur graveyard is piecing together history, bone by
What We Know About Africa's Latest Ebola Outbreak
Today on CNN10: We'll see the moment the USS Gerald R. Ford, America’s largest and newest aircraft carrier, returned to port in after nearly a year at sea, and learn what was behind its extended deployment. Then, we'll get the latest on an Ebola virus outbreak in parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda that the World Health Organization has deemed an international health emergency. Pl
Why some of the Biggest Names in Tech are at an Historic US-China Summit
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on US President Donald Trump's trip to China, and see why some of the world's biggest tech CEO's joined him on the trip. Then, we'll head to Australia see why a court has ordered one of the world's biggest mining companies to pay a record sum to indigenous land owners, before getting a look at the star-studded lineup performing at the first ever World Cup halft
Strike a Pose: How Selfies are Helping Us Map Mars
Today on CNN10: We'll learn what's in a batch of never-before-seen documents released by the US federal government, detailing their investigations into UFOs and other aerial phenomena. Then, we'll head to Mars for a look at the Perseverance Rover's latest mission on the Red Planet, before returning to Earth to see the natural phenomenon that's kept climbers from scaling Mount Everest in recent wee
The Science Behind this Rare Rainbow Phenomenon
Today on CNN10: We'll get a firsthand look at what life is like for many Venezuelans following the ouster of deposed leader Nicolas Maduro earlier this year. Then, we'll get an update on the dozens of wildfires burning across parts of Florida, including one that's claimed thousands of acres in the Everglades. Plus, we'll learn the science behind a surreal scene in the skies over Indonesia. All thi
Passengers Disembark Cruise Ship at Center of Hantavirus Outbreak
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the cruise ship at the center of a Hantavirus outbreak, as dozens of passengers who were quarantined aboard the ship finally return to their home countries for further observation and treatment. Then, we'll see how a cyberattack targeting a popular digital education platform impacted campuses across the country as final exams get underway. Plus, some of CNN's
The Dark Side of Fast Fashion Recycling
Today on CNN10: Every year, the world generates 92 million metric tons of textile waste. We take you to India's billion-dollar recycling economy built on a hidden, human toll. Then-- Coy sits down with the father-son duo behind U.S. Soccer's new training facility ahead of the 2026 World Cup to ask: Are American fans just as passionate about footie as their Latin American counterparts? And-- one da
How to Eat Your Way Around the World ... Without Leaving the Big Apple
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean, as health officials race to trace anyone who may have come into contact with the virus. Then, we'll meet a couple that's attempting to eat their way around the world without ever leaving New York City. Plus, we'll see how a series of unique concerts has transformed one market's produce
The Life and Legacy of CNN Founder Ted Turner
Today on CNN10: We'll take a look at the storied life and legacy of CNN founder Ted Turner, who passed away this week at the age of 87. Then, we'll head to Colorado to see how a surprising late-season snow storm is impacting parts of the state. Plus, we'll get an update on the latest way artificial intelligence is changing Hollywood. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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Why the Great Pacific Garbage Patch could be Part of a Bigger Hidden Problem
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the US and Israel's ongoing war with Iran, and see why the country's nuclear supply chain may not be as defunct as officials believed. Then, we'll head to the Met Gala to see how some of fashion's biggest channeled famous works of art into this year's most stunning looks. Plus, we'll learn why the Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be a bigger threat to humans t
The First Person to Complete a Marathon in Less Than 2 Hours
Today on CNN10: We'll get the latest on some severe weather systems wreaking havoc across the country, including wildfires in the drought-stricken South, and severe storms that spawned more than 50 reported tornadoes in parts of the central US. Then, we'll learn how China is positioning itself as a global leader in renewable energy as the world continues dealing with the impact of rising oil price
How One Special LEGO Set Achieved a Stratospheric World Record
Today on CNN10: As many students across the country feel the impact of immigration enforcement crackdowns, we'll go inside one New York high school to see how they're using unique programs to ease fears and fight falling enrollment. Then, we'll see how one team nabbed a sky-high world record using an out-of-this-world LEGO set, before taking a look at a special baseball field that's making sure th
An Up-Close Look at the Arctic Circle's Melting Glaciers
Today on CNN10: We'll get an update on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz after diplomatic efforts to end the US and Israel's war with Iran stalled earlier this week. Then, we'll head to the Arctic Circle for a firsthand look at the implications that melting glaciers could have on the world's oceans. Plus, we'll look back at how Spotify transformed the music world as the streaming giant turns 2
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