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  1. Alleged leaders of child exploitation cult known as 764 arrested, charged

    764 renderings obtained by the Fifth Estate show images that contain the names Trippy and War, among others.

  2. Mike Waltz moves from security adviser to UN ambassador in wake of Signal controversy

    A cleanshaven man wearing a suit and tie tilts his head slightly and appears to be speaking.

  3. Are U.S. ports ‘ghost towns’ thanks to Trump’s tariffs?

    The Port of Los Angeles , left, is seen next to an image of empty store shelves in this combination image

    Viral videos are claiming major U.S. ports are empty because Trump's tariffs against China have dried up the supply of Chinese goods. Is it true? CBC’s visual investigations unit analyzes the videos, satellite imagery and trade data to find out what’s really going on. Thumbnail: Credit YT-A: "X/LarryBrockMP" Thumbnail credit: The Port of Los Angeles Live Look, Getty Images

  4. England bans transgender women from playing on women's soccer teams

    People hold protest signs that say trans women are real women.

    Transgender women will be banned from playing on women’s soccer teams in England following a U.K. Supreme Court ruling last month, the sport’s governing body said Thursday.

  5. How Democrats and Republicans use science differently to shape policy

    The Capital Building is located on Capital Hill.

    New research shows U.S. policymakers are relying on science more than ever — but that’s where the common ground ends. Johanna Wagstaffe breaks down the data that shows how Republicans and Democrats use science differently to shape their policies.