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CNN's Jake Tapper reflects on the case of C.J. Rice -- wrongfully imprisoned for more than 12 years -- and what it reveals about the criminal justice system.

Republican Rep. Chip Roy reacts to the New York civil case against Donald Trump, but "the average hardworking American is out there are saying, what are you doing?"

Counselors for CJ Rice Karl Schwartz and Amelia Maxfield join The Lead.

CNN's Omar Jimenez reports on the struggle for officials in Baltimore, Maryland, to obtain gun data from the federal government in an attempt to combat gun violence.

Intelligence expert Beth Sanner discusses the possibility that Russian President Vladimir Putin may have ignored warnings and intelligence shared by the US ahead of the deadly attack at a concert venue complex in Crocus near Moscow.

Over 130 are dead after armed attackers stormed a popular concert venue complex near Moscow and opened fire. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.

In an exclusive interview with CNN, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis says the work on the case against former President Donald Trump has not been delayed in the wake of a hearing into her relationship with former lead prosecutor Nathan Wade.

CNN's Jill Dougherty and Kimberly Dozier discuss why Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to connect without evidence a terror attack on a concert hall in the outskirts of Moscow to Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin released a statement after a terror attack at a concert near Moscow, calling it "barbaric." Despite ISIS claiming the attack, Putin says the "perpetrators" were headed to the Ukraine border before being captured.

Ghanaian musician Stonebwoy shares his journey to become "the King of Afro-Dancehall" and how he uses music to inspire unity throughout the Black diaspora.

Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman and director Thea Sharrock discuss their new movie, and the satisfaction that comes from swearing.

From the Amanpour Archive: Christiane's 2012 conversation with Mikhail Gorbachev, and the legacy Putin has spent decades dismantling.

US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on why we need the World Happiness Summit more than ever, and how he shed the "shame" he felt from his own loneliness struggle.

Why is the US declining in happiness, despite its wealth? "Money isn't everything," says Gallup CEO Jon Clifton. "One of the key differentiators is our social connections," and young people are "almost twice as likely to experience loneliness as the oldest generation."

For the first time, America didn't make the top 20 happiest countries in Gallup's Worldwide Happiness Report. "One of the key differentiators is our social connections," says Gallup CEO Jon Clifton, and younger Americans are "almost twice as likely to experience loneliness as the oldest generation," due to social media, video games, and remote work.

Several carmakers now include a feature that wirelessly sends data about how a car is being driven - that insurance companies use to increase rates. But many drivers, says New York Times reporter Kashmir Hill, "had no idea this data was being collected" or its impact. "Automakers have realized that they can do what Silicon Valley has done...find a way to monetize this data."

Despite ISIS claiming responsibility for the Moscow concert terror attack, President Putin did not mention ISIS in his condolence message, instead pushing the "narrative that there is some sort of link to Ukraine." CNN's Frederik Pleitgen reports on what we know about the suspects detained for the attack and the ISIS group who claimed responsibility.

Will Trump's $3B share in Truth Social last, and can he use it to thwart property seizures? "It is possible," says Erik Hirsch, Co-CEO of Hamilton Lane. But "selling that much stock into the market is going to be very difficult to not have negative consequences on the stock price....it's hard to beat the market, and the market is going to want to see reality."

Ret. Lt. General Mark Hertling believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is 'a bit embarrassed' in the wake of an attack at a popular concert venue complex in Crocus near Moscow that has killed dozens.

The Senate passed a government funding package, averting a partial shutdown and ending a lengthy fight that has loomed over both sides of Capitol Hill for months. CNN's Melanie Zanona explains how lawmakers agreed on the deal.