"That '70s Show" actor Danny Masterson was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison after he was convicted on two counts of rape earlier this year in a Los Angeles courtroom. Masterson had pleaded not guilt and his defense lawyers say they plan to appeal his convictions.
College tennis star Fiona Crawley, who attends the University of North Carolina, had to forfeit her US Open winnings as a result of NCAA eligibility rules. CNN's Cari Champion explains why she is proud of Crawley for voicing her frustration.
CNN's Athena Jones looks at Tennessee's 3rd-grade retention policy aiming at improving literacy amid growing concerns about learning loss due to the pandemic.
Hurricane Lee has become a Category 5 storm, with winds reaching 160 mph as the storm spins over the Atlantic. Meteorologist Chad Myers has the latest.
Ukraine submitted a proposal to Turkey to operate a "grain corridor" in the Black Sea without Russia's participation; this has UK's backing and will be discussed at G20 as Nic Robertson reports.
Recently released body camera footage shows an officer running towards a burning vehicle with an unresponsive driver still inside moments before it explodes.
16 current and former employees have described a difficult work environment at "The Tonight Show" that, in some cases, they say was detrimental to their mental health. The individuals were not identified by name in the story, citing fear of professional repercussions. CNN has not independently verified their claims.
The Gorongosa Coffee Project is hoping to put Mozambique on the map as a coffee-producing nation. CNN's Eleni Giokos discovers how the project is transforming the lives of locals as well as the park itself.
Hong Kong has seen the heaviest rainfall since 1984 leading to flooding in parts of the city that turned streets into rivers. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.
North Korea says it held a grand ceremony for the launch of a new "Korean-style tactical nuclear attack submarine" named "Hero Kim Kun." CNN's Paula Hancocks reports that Kim Jong Un is said to have attended the launching ceremony.
More than 800 people have been rescued over the past two days from severe floods in Greece, after extreme rainfall turned streets into deadly rivers, tore down buildings and bridges, and left whole villages submerged.
