North Korean leader Kim Jong Un began wrapping up his visit to Russia Saturday by touring several military sites, accompanied by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu
China's Foreign Ministry on Friday skirted questions on the whereabouts of the country's defense minister. Li Shangfu has been absent from public view for more than two weeks. CNN's Ivan Watson reports, that's fueling rumors about his fate.
In 1963, a group of young Black girls was held in the Leesburg Stockade jail for nearly 60 days without any charges. They were jailed for entering a theater through the front door and challenging segregation laws. CNN's Randi Kaye reports on the group known as the Leesburg Stockade Girls.
Actor and activist Ashton Kutcher speaks to CNN about granting tech giants like Facebook a reprieve from new EU privacy rules that would prohibit the use of automatic detection tools to combat child pornography.
Does the North Korean leader's visit to Russia herald closer military cooperation between the two countries? Does it signal a loss of stature for Putin?
According to prosecutors with special counsel Jack Smith's office, former President Donald Trump's public statements about the federal election interference investigation led to the harassment of witnesses. Former principal deputy assistant attorney general under George W. Bush Tom Dupree discusses with CNN's Jake Tapper.
CNN's Melissa Bell speaks to the grieving family of Yevhen Shayan, who died fighting to defend Ukraine. The "larger than life" 42-year-old was a speech writer who put down his pen and picked up a gun to protect his family.
CNN's Natasha Bertrand speaks with Isa Soares about how China appears to have suspended its spy balloon program, following a major diplomatic incident earlier this year.