Ryan Atkin -- the only out gay man currently involved in professional matchdays in England - was only an assistant referee when the Rainbow Laces campaign began back in 2013. Atkin spoke with World Sport host Amanda Davies about how far the game has come since then.
Former COP26 president Alok Sharma says "we can't afford to fail future generations," as he reacts to the breakthrough agreement at the Dubai climate summit.
After images circulated online of Palestinian men being stripped and detained by Israeli forces, CNN was able to speak with 10 of the boys and men who described their experiences. CNN's Jeremy Diamond reports.
Taiwan faces a flood of disinformation from China ahead of crucial election. CNN's Will Ripley reports on Beijing's campaign to elevate pro-China candidates and the efforts to combat it.
CNN's Isa Soares talks to former Ukrainian Defense Minister Andriy Zagorodnyuk about what the delay in additional military aid means as the war with Russia enters another brutal winter.
CNN's Isa Soares talks to Palestinian MP Mustafa Barghouti about civilian casualties in Gaza and how the war is affecting the politics of the Israeli-U.S. alliance.
"The hypocrisy of what Mrs. Ziegler has done is the low-hanging fruit," says Sarasota school board member Tom Edwards tells CNN's Michael Smerconish, about the menage a trois scandal involving his colleague, prominent Florida Republican Bridget ZIegler. "What really has happened is that students' self-esteem and mental health has been seriously wounded and damaged. Because while they are in the formative years, they've heard 'Don't say gay.'" He adds, "Governor DeSantis took those policies on the road deliberately, and deliberately harmed children only for their own personal political gain.
As police departments across the country begin to use facial recognition technology, CNN's Isabel Rosales speaks with an artificial intelligence expert who explains why he believes the technology is not ready to be deployed based on its biased algorithm.
"Israel cannot win this war with Benjamin Netanyahu as Prime Minister holding the position politically that he's holding," says Thomas Friedman. "Which is that he will not talk about any kind of Palestinian state, any kind of political horizon for the Palestinians after this war."