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India's space agency is sending a solar probe to a region about 1.5 million kilometers from Earth. Paula Newton speaks with Manish Purohit, a former scientist with the Indian Space Research Organization.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber asks a professor of bioethics & humanities about imposing age limits for politicians after recent health scares from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

CNN Senior Vatican Analyst John Allen speaks with Kim Brunhuber about Pope Francis' visit to Mongolia and how it may impact Vatican relations with China and Russia.

Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour movie ticket presales crush the AMC record with a one-day haul of $26 million.

CNN's Jim Bittermann looks at the Gabon coup and when the junta is expected to be sworn in.

75% of Americans don't want Biden to run again, mostly because of his age. Party leaders are whispering that he may not run. But if he doesn't, Democrats are up against a tough deadline.

Gen Z content creators are assisting in the fight against gun violence by participating in the social campaign SNUG (Safer Not Using Guns), which is organized by Project Unloaded.

Mohamed Al-Fayed, the billionaire former owner of Harrods department store, whose son Dodi was killed in a car crash alongside Diana, Princess of Wales, has died at 94.

Russia claims it has stopped attacks on the Crimean Bridge, also known as the Kerch Bridge. The bridge is the link to the annexed Crimean peninsula and the Russian mainland. Katie Polglase reports from London.

Inmates in six prisons across Ecuador have released their hostages. Authorities say the 57 guards and police officers are undergoing medical evaluation.

Atika Shubert reports from Madrid, Spain, where the top court for sports has opened a case against Spanish soccer boss Luis Rubiales after he forcibly kissed a player during celebrations at the Women's World Cup.

CNN's Lynda Kinkade speaks with socio-economic rights attorney, Khululiwe Bhengu, about solutions for Johannesburg's "hijacked buildings," following a deadly fire that claimed dozens of lives.

The Middle Eastern country sees rare protests as Syrians demand regime change over poor living conditions while the economy continues to free fall.

French President Emmanuel Macron says authorities will be "uncompromising" in their enforcement of a new ban on abayas in schools. The education minister announced the controversial ban earlier this year.

Finland's former prime minister officially resigned as the head of the Social Democrat party. She announced her intention to quit soon after narrowly losing an election in April.

New audio has been released of Princess Diana talking about how Britain's Prince Charles -- now King Charles III -- was disappointed that they were having a boy, not a girl, when Prince Harry was born. The late princess recorded a series of audio tapes in the 1990s and had them secretly delivered to author Andrew Morton before her death in a high-speed car crash in 1997. ABC's Good Morning America got an exclusive listen to the tapes.

Decades-old personal writings from the self-proclaimed BTK serial killer, Dennis Rader, have led local Oklahoma law enforcement to believe the prolific killer is the "prime suspect" in a missing persons case from 1976. Law enforcement shared those journal entries and drawings with CNN's Jean Casarez.

Ukraine's military says it's consolidating the territory gained on the southern front lines and is now trying to punch through the next layer of Russian defenses. CNN's Melissa Bell has the story.

Coffee County, Georgia, is in the middle of the latest Trump indictment. CNN's Elle Reeve speaks to locals who believe the incident wasn't an accident but because of a long history of voter suppression.

CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman says while Trump still has some fondness for Rudy Giuliani from knowing each other for decades, their relationship became strained after the failed lawsuits challenging the 2020 election.