CNN 10 is a 10-minute digital news show that serves 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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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 17 hours 42 minutes
CNN 10 - 01/05/17
Welcome to our inaugural production of CNN 10! Today, we're explaining global tensions, a type of echo chamber, and what it's like to be a freshman in Congress.
'Survivor' winner reveals tragic loss
Newly crowned "Survivor" champion, Adam Klein, talked about losing his mother to lung cancer just hours after he returned from the competition.
CNN Student News - 12/16/16
Our last show of 2016 details an evacuation in Aleppo, the potential threat posed by North Korea, and a recently announced hack of the Yahoo technology company.
CNN Student News - 12/15/16
Today, we're examining the challenges faced by Turkey, the interest rate hike by the Fed, a dinosaur discovery, and new uses for motion-capture cameras.
CNN Student News - 12/14/16
An arctic air mass spills across the U.S., President-Elect Trump names two more Cabinet nominees, and we examine the decline of giraffe and frog populations.
CNN Student News - 12/13/16
The White House orders a review of election-related hacking, politically uncertain South Korea keeps a wary eye on the North, and we name the CNN Hero of 2016.
CNN Student News - 12/12/16
In today's special edition of CNN Student News, we're showing you how one of the most remote places in the world became one of the hardest-hit by pollution.
CNN Student News - 12/09/16
Today, we're covering the passing of U.S. astronaut John Glenn, the importance of the Syrian city of Aleppo, and the scientific potential for swarm technology.
CNN Student News - 12/08/16
Today's topics include an earthquake in Indonesia, the Pacific Ring of Fire, the history of the Cold War, the Zika virus, and a unique soccer training device.
CNN Student News - 12/07/16
This December 7, we're bringing you the memories of a Pearl Harbor Attack survivor, and we're examining how bacteria could become a common source of light.