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CNN's Dana Bash talks to Holocaust survivor Edith Gross about her memories at Auschwitz and a forced labor camp, and the message she would like to share.

A friend of mine recently asked me about last week's mass shooting in Louisville, Kentucky — one of the 160-odd mass shootings we've experienced in this country as of mid-April. The one where a guy in his mid-20s purchased an AR-15-style, semiautomatic rifle equipped with a magazine capable of delivering 30 rounds of ammunition in a matter of seconds. A weapon like ones we send our service members overseas to kill with.

House Republican leaders are moving behind the scenes to get their conference behind a plan that would raise the debt ceiling for one year with a slew of cuts and revenue raisers, a move intended to strengthen their negotiating position with the White House in the high-stakes standoff.

The Kennedy family is publicly opposing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign challenging President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination that is expected to be announced soon. CNN's Isaac Devore reports.

If you're exploring the food of Nuevo León, be prepared for vegetables to take a back seat because this is the land of meat.

Retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling predicts there will be no war win by Ukraine in 2023, but believes they can regain some of the territory they have lost to Russia.

Jeremy Renner is continuing his recovery after his devastating snowplow accident in January, and recognizing those who've helped him along the way.

An evacuation order is in place for those within a half-mile radius of a plant fire that reignited Saturday afternoon in Brunswick, Georgia, according to the Glynn County Board of Commissioners and the mayor of Brunswick.

After Fox host Tucker Carlson and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) publicly came to the defense of the national guardsman who posted classified documents online, Sen Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said that stance 'is terribly irresponsible and puts America in serious danger." A panel of political analysts discuss on CNN's Inside Politics.

About half an hour before opening for business, employees at the Old National Bank branch near the Ohio River in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, gathered for a morning board meeting.

A mass shooting tied to a birthday party has left four people dead and a "multitude" of injuries in Dadeville, Alabama, state officials said. CNN's Isabel Rosales has more.

Two Tennessee lawmakers who were forced out of the state's Republican-controlled legislature were reinstated this week — and they vowed to continue their call for gun reform.

Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley's campaign publicized earlier this month what it boasted as a strong haul for her 2024 bid: The former South Carolina governor had raised "more than $11 million in just six weeks," according to a campaign release.

Wall Street has been hit with a barrage of complex signals about the economy's health over the past month. From banking turmoil to weakening jobs data to slowing inflation, and now the start of earnings season, investors have remained largely resilient.

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Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, said she has "huge confidence" the US will not allow the country to default on its own debt during an interview on CBS' "Face the Nation" Sunday.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has a message for his fellow Republicans looking to win back the White House: "We cannot get distracted."

They might be close neighbors geographically but the bitter rivalry between the US and Canada has defined women's ice hockey for the last three decades.

Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said Sunday she has "a lot of questions" for the Biden administration about the circumstances around the leak of highly classified Pentagon documents.