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  1. Here's how Donald Trump could try to install his controversial cabinet picks

    A man in a windbreaker stands on stage, holding a microphone. Behind him is a backdrop of a frowning face, overlaid with red, white and blue stripes.

  2. Climate disasters are fuelling a debt storm in the Caribbean. Insurance could help

    Waves crash into a pier after Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Trinidad and Tobago in July. Beryl made history as the earliest Category 5 storm to ever form in the Caribbean.

    For the island countries of the Caribbean, the trail of destruction left by tropical storms extends to government debt — and their ability to borrow the money they need to rebuild and recover.

  3. First, the vicious cyclones came. Then, the trafficking gangs

    A women sits against a stone wall

    The West Bengal region of India has been devastated by climate disasters and opportunistic sex traffickers are targeting girls in the region. CBC’s Salimah Shivji hears their stories of horror and survival and learns how the community is fighting to protect their daughters.

  4. Artist says he was surprised people mistook his seashell sculpture for a poop emoji

    A woven hut sits on the long grass of an English cliffside. The hut has an open doorway, two round windows and a spiral roof.

    The goal was to create a sea snail-shaped sculpture on a nature reserve. But locals saw something entirely different.

  5. Israelis hit house in northern Gaza, one of multiple strikes leaving at least 33 dead

    A woman lies down on a stretcher with a man sitting next to her.

    Israeli forces killed at least 33 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, including a rescue worker, health officials said, as Israeli troops deepened an incursion along the territory's northern edge, bombarding a hospital and blowing up homes.