Acts of kindess spring up amid coronavirus outbreak
Despite so much uncertainty and with lives indefinitely upended, people and communities are still coming together to support one another. Go There profiles some of the ways people are lending a hand through individual acts and large-scale efforts.
Anger hits boiling point after surge in femicides
The number of femicides, the killing of women because of their gender, in Mexico has increased 137% in five years. CNN’s Matt Rivers explains why the anger throughout the country has hit a boiling point after two high-profile murders.
Why young people love Bernie Sanders
High school and college students from across the country gathered at the Young Democratic Socialists of America conference in Chicago to learn how to be better organizers. CNN’s Elle Reeve followed a few one weekend in February, speaking with them about Bernie Sanders, democratic socialism, and why it’s important to them.
These puppies are training to assist in avalanche rescue
Devastating avalanches are already killing hundreds of people, and climate change could make that even worse. We ride along with the Telluride Ski Patrol in Colorado to see how setting off controlled avalanches can minimize risk — and how members are training rescue dogs.
How one canner survives in New York City
An estimated 10,000 people collect recyclables in New York. CNN follows one canner named Chicago Crosby through the streets of Brooklyn as she hopes for a bill that would raise the value of returned cans from a nickel to a dime.
