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After the Lindsay Clancy case, women are speaking out about gaps in maternal mental health care. Dr. Esty Rollhaus shares how surviving postpartum psychosis led her to help other moms get support.

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如何战胜产后精神病 | CNN

After the Lindsay Clancy case, women are speaking out about gaps in maternal mental health care. Dr. Esty Rollhaus shares how surviving postpartum psychosis led her to help other moms get support.

France's Goncourt Prize dropped Haitian-Canadian novelist Thélyson Orélien's debut over accusations he used AI and plagiarized earlier work, claims he denies. Supporters call the backlash racially charged, critics call that a distraction, and his Canadian publisher has since paused the book's promotional tour, citing concerns for his wellbeing. CNN's Saskya Vandoorne explains.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins speaks to Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, about his war of words with Buckingham Palace after he published explosive claims in his new book, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister."

With record-low birth rates, more people in Asia are embracing solo living and spending more on themselves. The rise of the so-called “loneliness economy” has seen single folks splurge on pets, collectibles and unique experiences. CNN’s Stephanie Yang reports.

New footage shows the two giant pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang being inspected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services in their cages upon their arrival to Atlanta on Sunday.

Pope Leo XIV called for stronger guardrails around the development of artificial intelligence, warning against a “paradise of machines.” The Pope said he’s taking the warnings about around artificial intelligence’s threat to humanity seriously and said it is irresponsible for people to sit back and dismiss the risks of AI.

Ireland beat Israel 3-0 in a controversial soccer match on Sunday where the Irish players donned black armbands. Ireland's reserve goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu refused to participate in the game, but his teammates eventually voted in favor of playing the fixture. CNN's Coy Wire reports.

Two giant pandas on loan from the Chinese government landed in Atlanta Sunday to head to the city’s zoo. The pandas — a male named Ping Ping and a female named Fu Shuang — arrived on a FedEx flight from Chengdu, in southwestern China. Chinese leader Xi Jinping announced the rare loan on a state visit to Washington last week.

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