July hit a crucial warming threshold that scientists have warned the world should stay under. Copernicus scientists say it a key tipping point for the planet.
Russia's Defense Ministry launched a new satellite into orbit on Monday. It comes just days before the country is set to launch its first lunar landing craft in nearly 50 years.
Ukraine says its security services have detained a woman allegedly in connection with a plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky. CNN's Clare Sebastian has details on the suspect.
In a television exclusive the U.S. Defense Department's Chief Digital & AI Officer Craig Martell explains how it's integrating Artificial Intelligence, and why there will always be human oversight.
CNN's Larry Madowo reports on the political crisis in Niger, and Rosemary Church speaks to the International Rescue Committee's Paolo Cernuschi about the humanitarian concerns it raises.
Leaders from eight nations meet for a summit in Brazil to draw up a common policy to protect the rainforest. CNN's Laila Harrak interviews Natalie Unterstell, president of climate change policy think tank Talanoa.
CNN's Laila Harrak speaks with J. Peter Pham, former U.S. Special Envoy for the Sahel Region, ahead of the ECOWAS meeting on Niger as the political turmoil
Oakland, California, is facing double-digit rises in crimes like robbery and rape in the past year. The situation has grown so dire, according to some residents, that the local NAACP chapter has called for a state of emergency. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.
Another show of force from North Korea's leader, as US officials are expressing concern that North Korea may sell weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine.
Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie gives his take on the latest news surrounding the legal issues of his GOP opponent, former President Donald Trump.
As 4-time champions, the USA crashing out on penalties against Sweden was the biggest shock, but - if you consider the way they'd been playing, it maybe wasn't that big a surprise.