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CNN's Clarissa Ward goes inside the Central African Republic to investigate Wagner's presence. Now that Prigozhin is dead, what comes next?

Christiane Amanpour speaks with Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong at the annual United Nations General Assembly.

For the first time, the World Health Organization is releasing its findings on the global impact of hypertension. CNN's Meg Tirrell takes a look at W.H.O.'s lifesaving advice.

Australian foreign minister Penny Wong talks to Christiane Amanpour about her country's efforts to avoid conflict in the Indo-Pacific and she shares her "deep concerns" about the allegations that India was behind the murder of a Sikh man on Canadian soil.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar on why countries must stand by Ukraine, lessons from the Good Friday Agreement and his "profound" opposition to the British government's Troubles legacy legislation

Climatologist Dr. Friederike Otto describes the role climate change played in Libya's floods. A recent report she co-authored highlights the extent to which human activity worsened the impact of Storm Daniel in Libya.

After losing their daughter in the Aurora, Colorado, theater attack, Sandy and Lonnie Phillips turned their grief into compassion for others touched by mass shootings. CNN's Anderson Cooper shows how the couple is helping survivors find paths forward.

U.S. President Joe Biden says he supports "de-risking," not "decoupling" relations with China. Lynda Kinkade speaks with CNN's Richard Roth on how the relationship between the two superpowers looks today.

The film profiles Mike Veeck, who blew up his career (and that of his famous father) with 'Disco Demolition Night,' then reinvented himself by revolutionizing minor league baseball. David Daniel has a look.

Bangs gone wrong. Watch big sister save little sister from hilarious haircut mishap. CNN's Jeanne Moos splits hairs.

Members of the Spanish women's football squad continue to boycott competition for concerns over safety, and they now face sanctions. Sports law barrister Samuel Cuthbert joins CNN's Amanda Davies to discuss what the players' rights are and if punishment can indeed be imposed upon them.

An accident almost wiped out surfer Jesse Billauer's dreams. But then he got back on his board and helped spark a worldwide movement for adaptive sports.

CNN's Matthew Chance was kicked out of a Russian courtroom while trying to film an appeal hearing for Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. Gershkovich's appeal was denied and he will remain in detention.

CNN's senior tech writer Samantha Kelly got a hands on look at Apple's new iPhone 15 and says these are the three major changes you should know about it.

Newcastle are back in the UEFA Champions League after 20 years out of the competition. Newcastle fan and host of True Faith podcast Alex Hurst joins CNN's Amanda Davies to discuss Newcastle's return to the league ahead of their match against Milan.

CNN's Natasha Bertrand reports on the U.S. arrival of five Americans released from Iran detention on Monday after years of complicated and indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran.

Canada's allegations that India might be behind the killing of a prominent Sikh separatist leader back in June has worsened relations between the two countries, which have been frosty for years. CNN's Vedika Sud takes a closer look at the diplomatic spat.

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) speaks to CNN after issuing a critical statement about House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as time is running out to prevent a government shutdown.

Doritos set a world record when the company used a helicopter to dip a giant chip into a cheese mixture and reportedly stretched the cheese 49 feet without breaking.

CNN's Christiane Amanpour sat down with U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres and asked him about the children left behind in Haiti by U.N. personnel. Hear his reaction.