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A large and dangerous tornado was confirmed in Montgomery County near Clarksville, Tennessee, according to National Weather Service. CNN meteorologist Elisa Raffa explains.

David Frum, a staff writer for the Atlantic, talks with CNN's Jim Acosta about what a second term in office could look like if former President Donald Trump returns to the White House.

CNN World Sport's Patrick Snell has more on baseball star Shohei Ohtani's historic $700 million deal.

Casey and Ron DeSantis are seeking to clarify comments the first lady of Florida made that appeared to encourage out-of-state voters to participate in the Iowa caucuses. CNN's Steve Contorno reports.

The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a pregnant woman from obtaining an emergency abortion in a ruling, with the court freezing a lower court's ruling that would have allowed her to obtain the procedure. CNN's Camila Bernal reports.

CNN's Chris Wallace says that "Time" magazine naming Taylor Swift its "Person of the Year" is a marketing ploy to get more viewership.

The children of this year's Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi are receiving the prize instead of their mother, who remains in the notorious Evin Prison in Iran. They spoke to CNN's Jomana Karadsheh ahead of the ceremony in Oslo.

Manchester City legend and club ambassador Shaun Wright-Phillips speaks with CNN World Sport's Patrick Snell.

According to a KFF Survey, 60% of Black adults say they prepare for medical visits by expecting insults from healthcare workers or by being very careful about their appearance. CNN's Victor Blackwell speaks to VP and Director at KFF, Samantha Artiga.

Why don't retailers do more to prevent shoplifting? "There is no merchandise in the store more valuable than the safety and well-being of the employees and the guests in the store," says Brian Dodge, President, Retail Industry Leaders Association. But without much law enforcement, online fencing of stolen goods is booming.

A new study finds America's 800 military bases and counterterrorism presence in 78 countries could be backfiring. "There are more militant groups than there were when we started the so-called war on terror in 2001," says Stephanie Savell of Brown University's Costs of War Project. "There's a ton of blowback to all of this military action around the world."

The university presidents under fire for their comments about antisemitism were not giving "a legal deposition," says Ilya Shapiro, the Manhattan Institute's Diector of Constitutional Studies. "It was a congressional hearing that was instantly going to go viral, and they should have known that. So you respond a little less legalistically. There was no moral clarity or leadership. They ultimately pleased nobody."

Three university presidents have been criticized for the way they responded to questions posed by Republican Elise Stefanik. But, asks CNN's Michael Smerconish, were their answers, however insufficient - actually consistent with the First Amendment?

The Joe-Hunter Biden relationship "is shrouded in all sorts of grief, but also in all sorts of guilt," says Biden biographer Franklin Foer. "Hunter was not the son that Joe Biden had tapped to be his successor...that was Beau. [And] I think that Biden is aware of Hunter being aware of that fact."

Hunter Biden's father possesses the Constitutionally granted power to pardon him. So, asks CNN's Michael Smerconish, might Joe still consider a pardon, despite the political blowback?

CNN's Max Foster speaks with political strategist Lindy Li about how the abortion ruling in Texas will impact other women's rights across the U.S.

CNN's Max Foster speaks with attorney Raul Reyes, an immigration analyst, about the situation at the U.S. southern border and how political fighting over it is impacting the war in Ukraine.

The World Food Programme recently visited Rafah to distribute aid. WFP Deputy Executive Director Carl Skau is now back in Cairo and tells Max Foster that Rafah's shelters are overcrowded, while a survey shows half of the people in Gaza are starving.

Man wins multi-million dollar lottery jackpot - for the second time.

The Princess of Wales hosted "Together At Christmas" carol concert Friday. Several members of the royal family attended the event at Westminster Abbey.