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Louisiana is losing one of its only pediatric cardiologists because of the state's controversial anti-LGBTQ legislation. CNN's Meg Tirrell has the details.

Do you ever wonder how many germs lurk around your house? CNN asked food scientist Paul Dawson to test five homes and explain why you might be surprised at the results.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green joins The Lead.

Kristie Lu Stout reports on the two typhoons expected to bring strong winds, flash floods and landslides to eastern Asia

The Fulton County, Georgia, judge overseeing the sprawling 2020 election interference racketeering case against former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants has confirmed that all proceedings in his courtroom related to the case will be livestreamed and allowed to be televised.

Jim Bittermann reports on the international fallout from Gabon's coup, as the military general who led the coup is set to be sworn in

The U.N. proposes terms to Russia for renewal of the vital Black Sea grain deal

Atika Shubert reports on the growing calls for Spain's Luis Rubiales to resign

Landscape architects Keenan Gibbons and Salvador Lindquist are using infrared drones to uncover the ways we've made our cities hot by design, and how we might be able to tackle this.

Bianca Nobilo speaks to Stephen Wright, Senior Research Fellow in Avionics at the University of the West of England Bristol about drone warfare in Ukraine

ABBA legend Agnetha Faltskog relaunches her solo career at the age of 73

Some five million bees swarm a highway in Canada as crates of hives fell onto a roadway in Ontario, Canada, Halton Regional Police Constable Ryan Anderson told CNN.

CNN's Katie Polglase reports on the tough battles for Ukrainian troops near the newly recaptured village of Robotyne

Kim Brunhuber speaks to Lebogang Maile, South Africa's Provincial Minister for Human Settlements and Infrastructure about the widespread problem of "hijacked" buildings

Kim Brunhuber speaks to Kwesi Aning, director of the Africa Security Analysis Programme at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre about the coup in Gabon, and how this one differs from others in the region

CNN's David McKenzie reports on the tragic fire in Johannesburg that killed dozens of people.

After three years of Covid restrictions, North Koreans living overseas can finally return home. But will tourists be able to follow them?

CNN's Larry Madowo reports that the military junta that seized power in Gabon says it will honor all government obligations.

Paula Hancocks reports that North Korea is slowly reopening borders to some for the first time, since strict Covid restrictions were put into place more than three years ago

Kim Brunhuber speaks to Herman Mashaba, former Mayor of Johannesburg, about the deadly fire in South Africa, which he called "culpable homicide"