National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan tells CNN's Dana Bash that "I didn't hear these same voices, which to me sound mostly like political voices, saying that when American service members were tragically killed by these same militias in the previous administration."
Parents, students and community groups successfully sued California, demanding more money, time and focus be spent to help underserved students -- disproportionately low-income Black and Latino kids -- recover from educational losses during the Covid pandemic. CNN's Nick Watt reports on the $2 billion settlement.
This clip rewinds to 2005, when CNN spoke to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Back then the platform was known as 'The Facebook' and was an online social network for college students. With hopes to update what was then known as the traditional freshman year face book, it soon became a well-connected cyber community for students. Now, on its 20th anniversary the organization and other prominent tech companies, are under fire for not doing enough to protect young users.
Maha Yahya with the Carnegie Middle East Center explains why the latest U.S. strikes have made an already precarious position in the Middle East even more tense.
Running largely unopposed, President Joe Biden takes 96% of the overall vote in the South Carolina Democratic primary and builds momentum for the general election. CNN's Eva McKend reports from the campaign trail.
A U.S. strike on a Houthi anti-ship cruise missile in Yemen followed earlier strikes by the U.S. and the U.K. against Houthi targets across the country. CNN's Paula Hancocks joins Nick Watt to discuss.
After two years of political gridlock, Northern Ireland returns to power-sharing and appoints its first-ever Irish nationalist as First Minister. Michelle O'Neill, of Sinn Fein, vows to be "First Minister for all." ITN's Kathryn Samson reports.
A growing movement of women is demanding that their husbands and sons be brought home from the war in Ukraine. Lynda Kinkade talks to CNN's former Moscow Bureau Chief, Jill Dougherty.
Nick Watt speaks with Fabian Hinz, a Research Fellow for defense and military analysis at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, about Iran-backed militias and their military capabilities.
Many farmers say they're fed up with regulations surrounding their livelihood and are not satisfied by recent concessions by the EU or their countries' governments.
In Antarctica, Latin American scientists are looking for manmade microplastics. The goal: Obtain a "thermometer reading" of just how badly the world is affected by human activity and consumption. CNN's Isabel Rosales reports.
A recording of a candidate saying he'd rigged the election went viral. It was fake. Experts say it's only the beginning. CNN's Donie O'Sullivan reports.
A three-year-old toddler climbed inside a claw machine filled with toys in northeastern Australia on January 27. See how police managed to rescue the child.
