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Police in San Antonio, Texas found 12 migrants inside a stolen tractor trailer and the driver has been detained.

Police shared new details on the case of Carlethia "Carlee" Russell, the Alabama woman who went missing for 49 hours last week after calling 911 to report a toddler walking alone on the side of the highway, saying investigators "have been unable to verify" most of Russell's initial statement. CNN's Ryan Young reports.

Tom Brady exclusively revealed to CNN Sport that he is returning to competitive sport after retiring from the NFL earlier this year as a team owner in the E1 Series. He speaks to Don Riddell about his new venture.

Texas is facing a lawsuit against its installation of a marine floating barrier in an attempt to deter migrant crossings on the river along the US-Mexico border. CNN's Rosa Flores talks to the owner of the canoe and kayaking company who filed the lawsuit.

A mass shooting in the center of Auckland, New Zealand, just hours before the opening of the Women's World Cup rattled the city as tens of thousands gathered to watch New Zealand play Norway in the first game of the tournament.

On Monday, the Australian national women's soccer team called on FIFA to equalize men's and women's prize money, just days before the Women's World Cup is set to kick off. CNN's Laila Harrak talks to a former member of the FIFA council and former vice-captain of Australia's women's football team, Moya Dodd, about how much progress has been made and what changes are still needed.

CNN's Larry Madowo looks at what is dividing Kenyans as many of them stage anti-government protests.

CNN's Rosemary Church speaks with Sunai Phasuk, Senior Researcher on Thailand in Human Rights Watch's Asia division, about Thailand's elections for a new prime minister.

CNN Meteorologist Derek Van Dam looks at how special sensors in Germany could help fight wildfires.

The American soldier who willingly entered North Korea likely has limited propaganda value for the Kim regime, says military analyst Malcolm Davis.

Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin appears to be in Belarus, according to new video. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.

Firefighters from across the continent are traveling to Greece to battle numerous wildfires as temperatures soar across southern Europe.

Protesters stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad, angered by a decision by Swedish police granting permission for another protest outside the Iraqi embassy in Stockholm.

CNN's John Vause speaks with CNN Senior Political Analyst Ron Brownstein about Trump's legal jeopardy and how it will affect his run for the White House in 2024.

CNN's John Vause speaks with a professor of neurology about a new study on how genetics may shape who gets sick from Covid.

CNN's Angus Watson reports on the shooting in Auckland, New Zealand that left two dead hours before the start of the Women's World Cup.

CNN's John Vause speaks with Michael Moran, a lecturer in political risk at the University of Denver's Korbel School of International Studies, about the changing role of the Wagner mercenary group and Putin's relationship with its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin.

CNN's Will Ripley reports from near the Korean Demilitarized Zone one day after a US soldier crossed the demarcation line that separates North and South Korea and is now in North Korean custody.

Georgia lawmaker Mesha Mainor joins CNN's Laura Coats to discuss why she switched her party affiliation to the Republican Party after being a Democrat her entire life.

Conservative lawyer George Conway discusses what he thinks regarding others receiving or not receiving target letters from the special counsel investigating former President Donald Trump.