UK plans to expand oil, gas drilling, while a new nuclear power unit enters commercial operations in U.S. CNN's John Vause interviews Matthew Bunn, a nuclear energy expert at Harvard's Belfer Center.
Russia's Dmitry Medvedev says Moscow may be forced to use nuclear weapons if Kyiv's counteroffensive is successful and ends with "part of our land being taken away." CNN's John Vause speaks with CNN Military Analyst Maj. Gen. James "Spider" Marks.
After the bitter battles of Ukraine's advances, few structures are left standing from which Kyiv's forces can defend the recaptured ground, making their progress vulnerable to Russia's blunt artillery. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.
Robert Macedonio, attorney for Asa Ellerup, wife of the Gilgo Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann, joins CNN's Laura Coates to talk about the family's experience after the arrest of the suspect.
Former president Donald Trump's unearthed comments reveal he railed against those who destroy evidence as he faces a new obstruction charge. CNN's KFile senior editor Andrew Kaczynski reports.
Former Trump White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham explains why she thinks Carlos De Oliveira, the Mar-a-Lago property manager and newest co-defendant in the special counsel's criminal case charging former President Donald Trump and his staff with mishandling classified information, has not yet turned on Trump.
Conservative attorney and Washington Post columnist George Conway has advice for Carlos De Oliveira, who still has to enter a plea after being accused, alongside Trump and Walt Nauta, of obstructing special counsel Jack Smith's investigation with the alleged bid to delete security footage at Trump's Florida resort.
Former lawyer to Donald Trump, Michael Cohen, has advice for Carlos De Oliveira who is being accused, alongside Trump and Walt Nauta, of obstructing Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation with the alleged bid to delete security footage at Trump's Florida resort.
The Frisco, Texas, police chief issued an apology after a family from Little Rock, Arkansas, who were headed to a basketball tournament, was mistakenly pulled over in a "high-risk stop." A Frisco police officer ran the car's plates as being from Arizona, instead of Arkansas, leading police to believe it was stolen, according to body camera video and information released by police.
After England's entertaining fifth Test win over Australia to draw the Ashes series, Don Riddell takes a closer look at the hosts' "Bazball" approach that has revolutionized the sport of cricket.
With the Women's World Cup knockout round looming, all eyes are on the defending champions from the United States. Don Riddell and Christine Brennan discuss the team's continued impact and influence.
As actors continue to strike, one issue is the potential for studios to wipe out acting jobs with artificial intelligence. CNN shows how new AI technology allows film directors to make actors look younger than they actually are. Donie O'Sullivan reports.
Former UK Chief Scientific Adviser David King discusses the decision, which comes as the world caps off what has likely been the hottest month on record.
Nebraska homeowner Anne Dineen thought capturing video of a mountain lion was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but then found four more videos of the animal wandering her neighborhood. She describes how the recurring visits have impacted her. CNN affiliate KETV has the story.
Lindsay Shiver waits behind bars after she allegedly hired a hitman to kill her estranged husband, Robert Shiver, while on vacation in the Bahamas. CNN affiliate WALB has the story.