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NASA is betting that Texas-based Firefly Aerospace can help pave the way for a return to the moon with their unmanned lunar lander called Blue Ghost .

A damning report by Human Rights Watch details how hundreds of people were forcibly expelled from the Tunisian port city of Sfax and left to languish without food or water at a militarized buffer zone on the Tunisia-Libya border for weeks. In videos shared with CNN's Nada Bashir, migrants share stories of abandonment and abuse.

Classrooms across Russia are slowly becoming bleak monuments to Russia's war dead. New school desks known as "Hero Desks" are popping up, emblazoned with the faces and military achievements of former pupils, now among the growing ranks of Russians killed in Ukraine. Clare Sebastian reports.

Iran's morality police resumed headscarf patrols on Sunday, 10 months after the death of a young woman in their custody triggered nationwide protests. CNN's Salma Abdelaziz reports.

GDP expands 6.3% YoY. Derek Scissors, Chief Economist at the China Beige Book, talks to Julia Chatterley

Europe is being hit with a record heat wave. CNN's Barbie Nadeau reports on how Rome is coping with the heat.

Larry Madowo joins Julia Chatterley to explain

Clare Duffy has more

The country star ends a show early due to heat exhaustion, and 'National Lampoon's Vacation' returns to theaters for its 40th anniversary. David Daniel reports.

"Orange is the New Black" actors Emma Myles and Lea DeLaria join 'CNN This Morning' to discuss residual checks in the era of streaming services.

A top investigator says more victims could be tied to Gilgo Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann. Rosemary Church speaks with Robert Kolker, author of "Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery."

A Ukrainian security official has claimed Kyiv's responsibility for an attack on the bridge linking the annexed Crimean peninsula to the Russian mainland -- a vital supply line for Russia's war effort in Ukraine and a personal project for President Vladimir Putin.

One of the worst wildfire seasons is plaguing Canada. The fire has burned an area larger than most countries, and officials on the ground say they don't have a way to extinguish it. CNN's Paula Newton reports.

CNN's Scott McLean reports on Russia formally suspending its participation in the U.N.-brokered deal allowing the export of Ukrainian grain across the Black Sea, and the potential effect the decision could have on global food supplies.

CNN's Alex Marquardt reports live from Odesa on the attack that struck a key Crimean bridge, the only direct link between Russia and the Russian-annexed Crimean peninsula, and the significance of the bridge for Russia.

World Sport's Patrick Snell catches up with former England player and coach Hope Powell from Auckland, New Zealand ahead of the World Cup to discuss what she's most looking forward to.

Siemens says the metaverse can help Europe become a major tech player.

While some devices are notoriously hard to mend, one Dutch company wants users to fix their own phones.

President Zelensky's chief diplomatic advisor Igor Zhovkva tells Bianna Golodryga why he believes Ukraine needs cluster bombs, and discusses the outcome of the NATO summit.

The International Criminal Court has opened a fresh investigation into alleged war crimes in Darfur. CNN's David McKenzie reports on the violence in Sudan.