Shocking video shows moment explosion interrupts wedding day
A photographer in Beirut was filming a bride on her wedding day when an explosion suddenly ripped through the city. 
L'Oreal workers are worried they could lose their jobs if they don't return to the office
Last month, some employees at L'Oreal's New York office learned they would go back into the office after months of working from home. 
Jimmy Fallon mocks Trump's use of charts during Axios interview
Late-night hosts Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon took shots at President Donald Trump's defense of his coronavirus response during an interview with Axios on HBO. 
Kraft mac and cheese is now a breakfast food, apparently
Kraft wants you to wake up and smell the mac and cheese. 
Why a giant Hindu deity is appearing on Times Square -- and why it's so controversial
Times Square is pretty deserted these days, with the tourists who usually throng the New York City landmark kept home by the coronavirus. 
When movies need an alien planet, they shoot here
Ancient tales of trolls and magic live on in Iceland, an island nation of volcanoes, lava fields, glaciers and ice caves.
North Korea's work on nuclear weapons includes 'miniaturized' devices, UN report says
North Korea is continuing work on its nuclear program and several countries believe Pyongyang has made gains in producing ballistic missiles with small nuclear devices attached, according to a confidential United Nations (UN) report, a UN diplomat told CNN. 
London endured plagues, fires and wars. Will it weather Covid-19?
The impact of Covid-19 is being felt in London, where previously bustling streets are now often deserted and some shops are still shuttered. But the British capital has a long history of enduring hardship. CNN's Phil Black reports.
The US sent Brazil millions of hydroxychloroquine doses. Months later, they're still in storage
It was the kind of gift that should have come with a return slip. 