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Babies recommended to have human milk and families should have more support, guidance says

By Madeline Holcombe, CNN Families who breastfeed their children need support, according to guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics, and that requires social and systemic changes when it comes to workplace access and feeding stigma. The pediatricians association’s most recent guidance stressed the recommendation that infants be fed exclusively with human milk for the

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Antisemitism controversy at major art show ends with director’s resignation

Jacqui Palumbo, CNN The head of one of the world’s most prestigious art exhibitions has resigned after this year’s show became embroiled in a scandal over antisemitic imagery. Sabine Schormann, managing director of Documenta, which takes place every five years in Kassel, Germany, stepped down on Saturday. A statement from the exhibition’s supervisory board expressed

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Ukrainian chef to launch London restaurant staffed by refugees

Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN Considered a “culinary ambassador” for Ukraine, renowned chef Yurii Kovryzhenko has spent years championing the national gastronomy of his home country around the world. Now Kovryzhenko, who’s previously run restaurants in South Korea and Georgia, as well as Ukraine, is preparing to open a neo-bistro-style establishment in London that will be staffed

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Cameras, microphones and algorithms: How inflight entertainment is getting personal

Francesca Street, CNN Home entertainment today is defined by sleek, high definition flat screen televisions, voice controlled speakers, and cell phones that know us better than we know ourselves. So when we board an airplane, decade-old, bulky inflight entertainment screens can feel like a hangover from another era. Recent inflight entertainment concepts aim to revolutionize

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Apple profit declines nearly 11%

By Clare Duffy, CNN Business Even the world’s most valuable tech company isn’t immune to the more challenging global economic climate. Apple on Thursday reported its profits declined by nearly 11% in the three months ending in June from the same period a year ago as the company works through an economic downturn and supply

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Pepsi is making big money on smaller portions

By Danielle Wiener-Bronner, CNN Business The biggest trend in snacking is something small: Chip bags and sodas are going mini. PepsiCo is seeing “huge growth [in] small-format” snacks, as well as for mini cans of its full-sugar products, CEO Ramon Laguarta said Tuesday on an earnings call. The reason? “Portion control,” Laguarta said. PepsiCo has

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Rigby City Park bears new name, honoring a local legend

The Rigby City Park has bore that name for many years. Now the park will honor local hero and legend, Larry F. Wilson. Wilson is a Hall of Fame football player who grew up just across the street from the park that now bears his name. Wilson played 13 years with the then St. Louis Cardinals (now the Arizonia Cardinals) and spent 30 years in the front office of the organization. Previously the city has named the high school football stadium after Wilson, and now they continue to honor Wilson with the renaming of the park he grew up in front of

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‘Dark Matter’ author says his new book, already being adapted into a film, isn’t just an ‘alarm bell’

Jacqui Palumbo, CNN The ability to enhance your body is everywhere today: wearable tech to help you sleep better or exercise more efficiently, “smart drugs” to sharpen your focus and memory recall, injectable fillers to tweak the features of your face, genetic testing to identify and mitigate potential health risks. But what if humans fully

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‘Kite Runner’ author Khaled Hosseini says his daughter has come out as transgender — and he’s ‘never been prouder’

Lianne Kolirin, CNN Acclaimed writer Khaled Hosseini has said he has “never been prouder” of his daughter, after she came out as transgender. The Afghan-American novelist posted a black and white picture of his daughter on social media Wednesday, with a heartfelt message about her news. Hosseini, whose work includes bestselling novels “The Kite Runner,”

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New giant lion statue on Indian parliament building sparks political spat

Oscar Holland, CNN | Esha Mitra, CNN A statue of India’s national emblem, unveiled this week atop the country’s new parliament, has been slammed by government critics for its “unnecessarily aggressive” appearance. Officials maintain that the 10-ton bronze sculpture, which depicts four lions, is an enlarged like-for-like replica of the ancient statue the emblem was

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Idaho Power and GeoBitmine clash over energy rates

In May, the University of Idaho entered into a partnership with the crypto company Geobitmien to study crypto server heating in the University’s Aberdeen greenhouse. But plans for the partnership have halted as the company petitions Idaho Power’s new customer class.
Geobitmine founder and CEO Jay Jorgenson says Idaho Power isn’t considering his company’s several heating and agricultural applications.

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Peloton will stop making its own bikes

By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business Peloton will stop making its own bikes and treadmills, a drastic change for the struggling company aimed at cutting costs and ensuring its ability to remain afloat. Calling the change a “natural progression” in a statement Tuesday, Peloton said Taiwanese manufacturer Rexon Industrial Corp. will become the primary manufacturer of

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