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Republican Sen. Mike Rounds tells CNN's Dana Bash that the federal government has a responsibility to take care of victims in emergency situations.

Over 70,000 people are stranded in the Nevada desert after heavy rains swamped the annual Burning Man festival, according to officials. Pershing County Sheriff's Sgt. Nathan Carmichael joins CNN's Omar Jimenez and Amara Walker to provide an update on relief efforts.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo tells CNN's Dana Bash that Chinese officials suggested that the hack of her emails wasn't intentional during her trip to China.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo tells CNN's Dana Bash that abortion restrictions are a "very poor decision" because businesses aren't going to want to do business in those states.

Republican Sen. Mike Rounds tells CNN's Dana Bash that he's hoping that we don't get to the point where he needs to decide whether to support Trump if he's convicted of a crime.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo tells CNN's Dana Bash that she opened up "very significant" channels of communication with the Chinese during her trip

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) tells CNN's Dana Bash why she thinks Republicans who are pushing abortion restrictions are "walking the plank" and how she feels about it..

Authorities are telling the tens of thousands of people who are attending the Burning Man festival to conserve food, water and fuel as they shelter in place in the Black Rock Desert after a heavy rainstorm pummeled the area.

Some insurance companies are pulling out of states like California, Florida and Louisiana after major natural disasters, leaving homeowners and businesses with more risk and fewer options.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber speaks with Diane Foley, mother of murdered journalist James Foley, about the death of former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson. The former diplomat negotiated the release of Americans wrongly held abroad.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber speak with Michael Luongo, author and editor of "Gay Travels in the Muslim World," about Canada's new warning to LGBTQI+ travelers because of some U.S. state laws.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky insists that the Ukrainian counteroffensive is moving forward with success. CNN's Katie Polglase has more.

In the wake of the deadly wildfires, Hawaii officials are allocating funds and encouraging tourism to support its struggling economy. Austin Jay, a local businessman, joins Kim Brunhuber to discuss how his business has been impacted.

A celebration at the Eritrean Embassy in Tel Aviv turned violent after supporters and opponents of the Eritrean government clashed. Hadas Gold reports from Jerusalem.

Ukrainian children are returning to school, despite the country being in the middle of a war with Russia. Paula Newton speaks with Anna Novosad, former Ukrainian Minister of Education and Science.

Authorities are investigating a death at the Burning Man Festival in the Nevada desert. Heavy rains have turned the area into a quagmire, and people have been told to conserve food and water. Paula Newton speaks to festival-goer Andrew Hyde about his experience.

CNN's Patrick Oppmann shares memories of his friend Jimmy Buffett. The "Margaritaville" singer-songwriter, whose music inspired legions of devoted fans, died Friday at age 76.

A new school year is getting underway in Ukraine, where children return to classrooms despite the ever-present threat of a missile or drone strike. CNN's Paula Newton reports.

Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, who also worked for years as an influential hostage negotiator, died Friday at 75. CNN'S Paula Newton talks to CNN political and national security analyst David Sanger about what made Richardson such a successful diplomat.

A meteor blazed above the Turkish city of Erzurum, lighting up the night sky in green on Saturday.