Erel Margalit, a prominent Israeli businessman, tells Bianna Golodryga that he and others in the high-tech industry are standing up against Netanyahu's proposed judicial reforms.
Christopher Nolan compares the Manhattan Project to the growth of artificial intelligence, and Jennifer Garner is returning as Elektra. David Daniel reports.
Bianna Golodryga speaks with Erel Margalit, founder of JVP & Margalit Startup City, on the wave of protests across Israel after Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition pushed ahead with legislation to weaken the judiciary.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) expanded on his comments on White nationalists in the military, insisting "racism is totally out of the question." CNN's Lauren Fox has more.
A trove of paperwork and photographs obtained by the London-based Russian investigations group Dossier Center reveals details the Kremlin shrouds from public view, and the extent to which Russian President Vladimir Putin's paranoia has created a cloistered existence. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.
As NATO allies meet in Lithuania to discuss the conflict in Ukraine, historian Timothy Garton Ash tells CNN's Bianca Nobilo that giving Ukraine a pathway to NATO membership is critical for the country's future as well as President Biden's legacy.
CNN's Clare Duffy speaks to Bianca Nobilo about reports that Meta has made a number of cuts to its election team responsible for tackling disinformation.
The U.S. president declares a state of emergency for Vermont. Montpelier City Manager William Fraser tells CNN's Bianca Nobilo one of the dams may breach as flood levels remain frighteningly high.
A dire and potentially catastrophic situation is unfolding across parts of New England, where continuous rounds of heavy rain parked over the region are triggering flash flooding. CNN's Miguel Marquez reports.
CNN's Laila Harrak talks to John Drury, a social psychology professor at the University of Sussex, about what might be driving the recent rash of fans throwing items on stage during concerts.