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Israeli lawmakers vote on the first part of the government's sweeping plan to weaken the power of the country's courts. CNN's Hadas Gold has more.

Yuval Noah Harari, a lecturer in world history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, joins Rosemary Church to discuss the significance of the protests we've seen in response to Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial judicial overhaul.

Hundreds of people have been displaced and many killed due to flooding around the world. CNN's Christina Macfarlane has the details on some of the hardest hit areas.

A bear left a special something behind after getting stuck inside a car. CNN affiliate KOVR has the story.

Barbie and Oppenheimer bring in more that $200 million in U.S. opening weekend as Barbie makes history for top grossing weekend in U.S. this year.

Police are searching the home of Rex Heuermann including his backyard with radar and K-9 units as investigation continues.

Pro-democracy activist Nathan Law speaks with Bianna Golodryga about the bounty issued by the Hong Kong authorities for his arrest. In response, Hong Kong's security bureau said the police's actions are "reasonable, rational, legal, and indeed necessary."

The two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist describes how he immersed himself in 1970s New York to write his new sequel to "Harlem Shuffle."

CNN's Elle Reeve went to the Turning Point action conference in West Palm Beach, Florida, and asked people how they feel about presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy.

Russia says Ukrainian drones were "suppressed and crashed" in Moscow. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.

Twitter is about to lose its blue bird and replace it with a black "X." CNN's Clare Duffy reports.

CNN's Paula Newton speaks with Ukrainian MP for Odesa region, Oleksiy Goncharenko, about the Russian attacks on Odesa this week.

Amid a searing heat wave in the Middle East and North Africa, residents are finding creative ways to keep cool. But as CNN's Michael Holmes reports, others are finding the high temperatures too much to bear.

There's no clear winner after Spanish voters went to the polls Sunday in a snap election that defied predictions. CNN's Laila Harrak talks to Politico's Iberian Affairs correspondent Aitor Hernández-Morales about the message voters are sending and where things could go from here.

CNN's Laila Harrak talks to Justin Geale, the tournament director for Major League Cricket, about why he believes America is ready to embrace the sport.

More than 19,000 people have fled wildfires on the Greek island of Rhodes. CNN's Barbie Nadeau reports.

In Spain's snap elections, no party has won enough votes to form a singular government. Now they have to build coalitions to gain power. CNN's Pau Mosquera reports.

CNN's Alex Marquardt sits down for an exclusive interview with Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov to discuss NATO and when he believes the war in his country might end.

CNN's Ryan Young speaks to Michael Jenkins and Eddie Parker who say that six White law enforcement officers in Braxton, Mississippi, entered the home they were in and tortured them for nearly two hours, culminating with Jenkins being shot in the mouth.

Russian missiles badly damaged a historic Orthodox cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa. CNN's Alex Marquardt reports.