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Multiple countries have endorsed the creation of a maritime corridor to send more aid to Gaza. CNN's Nada Bashir reports.

Officials in California and Kentucky are working to ease the potential environmental fallout from an oil spill and a group of barges carrying coal that broke away from a towing vessel. Plus, Hawaii is implementing a new fire detection system.

The Pentagon says it has not found any evidence of aliens, but it is developing a UFO detection kit. CNN'S Kristin Fisher reports.

Some observers say Russia's war in Ukraine provides valuable information on how missile systems are used and intercepted. CNN'S Paula Newton speaks with Fabian Hoffmann, a Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Oslo. He says Ukraine has become a testing ground for military knowhow.

Donald Trump has posted a nearly $92 million bond in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case. CNN's Kara Scannell reports.

Multiple countries have endorsed the creation of a maritime corridor to send more aid to Gaza. Jeremy Konyndyk, the president of Refugee International, says it won't resolve the bigger problem of internal distribution.

U.S. Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump hosts Viktor Orban at his Mar-a-Lago resort. CNN Kristen Holmes reports.

Cole Brauer made history as the first American woman to circumnavigate the globe solo. The 29-year-old skipper of the boat, the First Light, talks to CNN's Michael Holmes about her adventure on the high seas.

Hong Kong's government has unveiled new security laws that critics and foreign governments warn could deepen ongoing crackdowns in the city. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.

The situation in Haiti is deteriorating as gang violence increases. CNN's Patrick Oppmann looks at the latest efforts to end the violence.

CNN's Lynda Kinkade reports on the movement for women's rights.

After the State of the Union speech, President Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic having candid moments with Congress. CNN's Abby Phillip reports.

CNN's Abby Phillip explains why some Oscar voters don't watch all of the nominated movies and how the best picture is selected.

CNN legal analyst Ryan Goodman and Jonathan Greenberg, who has reported on Donald Trump's finances for Forbes, discuss what would happen if Donald Trump can't pay the $454M in the New York civil fraud case and whether he even has the money to pay.

Russian forces are using aerial bombs with wings to move deeper in their invasion of Ukraine. CNN's Frederik Pleitgen reports.

A growing number of children in Gaza are dying of starvation and dehydration, according to the World Health Organization and Palestinian officials. CNN'S Brianna Keilar shares their stories.

CNN Chief National Security Analyst Jim Sciutto tells Fareed why US officials worried the war in Ukraine could go nuclear.

CNN's Jake Tapper speaks with Naysa Woomer, former communication director for Rep. George Santos.

Republican lawmakers reacted to former GOP Rep. George Santos' announcement that he's running for Congress again after being expelled from the House last year and is now facing federal charges. Naysa Woomer, former communication director for Santos, joins CNN's Jake Tapper to discuss.

CNN's Danny Freeman reports on "Popcorn for the People" a non-profit founded by Sam Bier, a 33-year-old on the autism spectrum who is providing jobs for people with autism and developmental disabilities making popcorn.