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CNN's Paula Reid looks at how the U.S. Supreme Court is set to consider restricting an abortion drug nationwide.

Molly Duane from the Center for Reproductive Rights represents Kate Cox, who was forced to leave her home state of Texas to get a medically necessary abortion. Duane talks to Christiane about where things stand in the battle for abortion rights in an America today.

Plumbing issue leaves California woman in awe of her own toilet. CNN's Jeanne Moos tries to flush out the cause of bubbles gone wild.

Nearly half of the air-to-ground munitions Israel has used in its war with Hamas in Gaza have been unguided, according to a new US intelligence assessment. CNN's Rosemary Church discusses the impact on U.S.-Israeli relations with analyst Adam Day.

On this installment of All Over the Map, John King revisits our original voters in Iowa, and hears why some have changed candidates since our first visit five months ago. Trump's support is deep, and his voters fiercely loyal. But there are weak spots, including with Republican women tired of his constant antics and his toxic tone.

Media literacy is now required at K-12 schools in New Jersey, Texas and Delaware, and next year, in California. Here's what this lesson looks like for students at South Brunswick High School in New Jersey.

AC Milan came from behind to beat Newcastle United at St. James' Park, ending the Magpies' Champions League journey as they finish last in their group. TNT Sports' Laura Woods, Jermaine Jenas and Rio Ferdinand look back at the campaign that was for Newcastle.

The family 37-year-old Savoi Wright say he was wrongfully arrested in Venezuela more than a month ago. Wright's mother and sister speak to CNN's Rosemary Church about their efforts to get the Biden administration to help bring him home.

CNN's Scott McLean speaks to the chief adviser to the Turkish president on foreign policy about why Turkey houses some members of Hamas.

Treatment combines a new MRNA vaccine with immunotherapy as CNN's Meg Tirrell explains.

Poison control centers in the US are seeing a surge in calls related to injected weight loss drugs. Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains.

CNN's Clarissa Ward witnessed the horror and humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza during a visit to a field hospital in Rafah operated by the United Arab Emirates. Watch the full report.

European Union leaders gather in Brussels to discuss additional funding for Ukraine, and starting negotiations for its eventual membership to the block. Hungarian Prime Minister says he will oppose Ukraine's accession to the EU. CNN's Bianca Nobilo reports live from Brussels.

CNN's Gabe Cohen speaks with Jewish students and their parents about applying to colleges amid fears of antisemitism.

An Australian mother who spent two decades in prison after she was wrongly found guilty of killing her four children had her convictions formally quashed Thursday. Kathleen Folbigg was pardoned and freed in June, but clearing her name required a formal ruling by the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeals.

Tony Hawk speaks with Coy Wire about his foundation, The Skatepark Project.

Two-time World Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist Alex Morgan speaks with Erica Hill about her foundation.

Christiane Amanpour speaks with Ncholas Stern, author of 'The Economics of Climate Change,' on the agreement reached at COP28 in Dubai.

To explore the complex links between gender and climate change, CNN worked with seven female photojournalists who spent time with women and girls in seven countries across the Global South to document the challenges they face.

CNN's Paula Newton speaks with Iris Weinstein Haggari, whose parents are believed to have been kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th, about her frustrations over Israel's failure to rescue the remaining hostages.