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Michael Bublé, who performed on two of Tony Bennett's "Duets" albums, says the legendary singer changed the face of music.

Temperatures across Italy are soaring, while India deals with heavy rains and deadly landslides.

South Korea says North Korea fired multiple cruise missiles into the sea off the Korean peninsula.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama just unveiled what music he's listening to this summer, and it includes a mix of old and new releases.

Poland plans to move more troops to the country's eastern flank amid reports that Wagner fighters are set to hold joint exercises with Belarusian troops near the Polish border.

Australian authorities have fined two tourists more than $1,500 each for taking the "extremely dangerous decision" to snap selfies with dingoes following a recent spate of ferocious attacks by the native wild dogs.

Officials in Germany have called off their search for a loose animal near Berlin that they believed to be an escaped lioness. According to one local leader, the only animal they found was a wild boar.

Voters in Spain will head to the polls on Sunday to choose their next government. President Pedro Sanchez called the snap election after his coalition suffered losses in May's regional and local elections. Journalist Al Goodman is in Madrid with a closer look.

Cameron Hudson, a senior associate at Center for Strategic and International Studies, joins CNN's Michael Holmes to discuss the escalating violence and instability in West Darfur, Sudan

A top U.N. official warned Friday that millions of people around the world are facing starvation and even death after Russia's withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain deal. But such warnings have done little to deter Moscow, which has launched wave after wave of attacks on the key port city of Odesa.

In the largest drug bust in Italian history, police seized over five metric tons of cocaine from a ship off the coast of Sicily.

A supporter of Mike Pence told the former vice president on the campaign trail that Pence would never be president if he didn't "stand up to that man." Former DNC Chair Howard Dean reacts.

CNN's Jean Casarez speaks to neighbors of the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, who describe him as "odd and strange." A report from the Chester News & Reporter reveals a search warrant for property in South Carolina owned by the suspect sought possible "trophies," among other items the suspect may have taken after the killings.

"Sound of Freedom," a movie about a US federal agent who quit his job to more aggressively pursue child sex traffickers starring Jim Caviezel, has become a surprise box-office hit. CNN's Tom Foreman explains.

PBS "Firing Line" host Margaret Hoover reacts to former President Donald Trump saying that things "would be very dangerous" if he were to go to prison as a result of special counsel Jack Smith's prosecution.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., invited to testify by House Republicans, criticizes Democrats and vaccination policy, but faces tough criticism of past statements.

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American Brian Harman shoots a blistering 65 on Friday to take the lead at the halfway stage at The Open Championship. Patrick Snell discusses Harman's chances with Golf Digest senior writer Alex Myers.

CNN's Paula Reid reports.

Russian president Vladimir Putin lashes out as Ukraine uses US-supplied cluster munitions in the war. Meanwhile, the Kremlin continues to silence critical voices, as demonstrated in the arrest of Russian military blogger Igor Girkin. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.