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SpaceX made a successful second attempt to launch Starship, the most powerful rocket ever constructed. The uncrewed rocket took off from South Texas.

One hundred days after wildfires moved through West Maui and destroyed centuries of stories in Lahaina, Maui officials confirmed four people are still considered missing from the disaster.

The Jan. 6 "QAnon Shaman" Jacob Angeli Chansley, who pleaded guilty and served his time, is running for Congress in Arizona. CNN's Michael Smerconish asked him if he should have ever been in Capitol that day? Chansley says, "There's a lot of people in Congress that probably shouldn't be in there....That's why I'm running. [Because] they are not representing the American people."

Osama bin Laden was trending on TikTok, 12 years after his death, because many young Americans posted videos expressing sympathy with a two-decade old letter attributed to him attacking America, published in the Guardian. The paper removed the letter - but, argues CNN's Michael Smerconish, that will just perpetuate misinformation.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber speaks with Moustafa Ayad from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue for Africa, the Middle East, and Asia about the role of social media in the Israel-Hamas war, and how it is impacting young people's views of the conflict.

Israeli forces recovered the bodies of two Israeli female hostages in recent days, including a fellow soldier. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.

Some say cameras in the courtroom would help Trump, some that it would hurt him. What it would definitely help, says CNN's Michael Smerconish, is democracy.

"The important thing is for Israel to not stretch the truth" says former White House Counterterrorism Adviser Richard Clarke. "I have no doubt that Hamas had people in the hospital, and that those people had weapons. And no doubt there's a shaft that leads to the tunnel system. But you could do that in almost any building in Gaza...So the Israelis have to provide a lot more proof if they are going to win this part of the public diplomacy, the public opinion battle."

Sudan's powerful paramilitary Rapid Support Forces are alleged to have committed a massacre this summer, reviving a genocidal playbook the group and its leader used in the early 2000s. CNN's Nima Elbagir reports from the war-ravaged country that she calls home. Watch "The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper" Sunday November 19, 9pm ET on CNN.

Countering recent support on Tiktok for a bin Laden letter, Peter Bergen, who interviewed him, says, "he's not some sort of heroic figure. He's not some great thinker. He caused a great deal of misery in the world....And the letter itself, I'm not sure was written by bin Laden."

Dexter Wade, 37, was reported missing by his mother on March 14, but she did not receive word that he was deceased until August 24. The Jackson Police Department, who confirmed that Wade was struck by a department vehicle, claimed there was no ill-intent in delaying the next-of-kin notification.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber speaks with Rikke Pedersen from the University of Iceland's Nordic Volcanological Center about the likelihood of a volcanic eruption.

A handful of influential right-wing talk show hosts have spread antisemitic tropes to their millions of followers. CNN's Oliver Darcy has the story.

The first plane carrying children from Gaza who need urgent medical care has arrived in Abu Dhabi, according to the UAE's state-run news agency.

Family members of hostages kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th have been marching between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. They're calling on the prime minister and members of his war cabinet to meet with them and talk about the negotiations to free their loved ones

A law professor says both sides are violating humanitarian law in the conflict in Gaza. Laila Harrak speaks with Adil Haque, from Rutgers University, about the situation.

Ukraine says Russia launched a wave of drone attacks overnight in multiple regions of the country, including Kyiv. Meanwhile, Kherson is facing Russian shelling. CNN's former Moscow Bureau Chief Nathan Hodge reports from Kyiv.

Pedro Sanchez sworn in by King Felipe, despite the controversy over a bill offering amnesty for Catalan separatists.

Since launching its operation at the Al-Shifa hospital this week, the Israel Defense Forces claimed it found a tunnel shaft and military equipment, but has yet to show proof of the large-scale command and control center it alleges is there. CNN's Oren Libermann reports.