Rescue efforts have been underway in northern India after flash floods and landslides left more than 20 people dead. The country is currently in its monsoon season and the Indian Meteorological Department expects further rain this week.
Speaking to Christina Macfarlane, the 20-time Grand Slam winner gave his thoughts on world no.1 Carlos Alcaraz who he says is doing "incredible things" at such a young age.
In his work at Chester Zoo and around the world, Call to Earth guest editor Gerardo Garcia cares for a plethora of endangered creatures. In Bermuda, he is playing a vital role in ensuring the future of several endemic species.
Ukraine is hoping the North Atlantic Treaty Organization can help prevent more bloodshed and Russian war crimes, but the United States says now isn't the time for the country to join NATO. CNN's Clare Sebastian joins Bianca Nobilo to discuss.
Record heavy rain across northern India has triggered flash floods and landslides, with more rain in the forecast. The Indian capital, New Delhi, recorded its wettest July day in more than 40 years. CNN's Michael Holmes has the details.
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) tells CNN's Jake Tapper he thinks Ukraine should be admitted to NATO after the war, but they would need to meet certain qualifications.
They've been a sci-fi dream for decades, but when will flying cars become reality? Wired's senior innovation editor Jeremy White breaks down the reasons we may have to wait a while longer.
Several people have been killed in a knife attack outside a kindergarten in southern China, according to local police who called the attack an "intentional injury."
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was initially founded to protect Western European countries from the threat posed by the Soviet Union. Over seven decades later, as Russia's war in Ukraine continues, NATO's role in the region has come back into focus.
U.S. President Joe Biden stops in London to meet with the British Prime Minister before heading to Lithuania for the NATO summit. The summit comes days after his controversial decision to send cluster bombs to Ukraine. Michael O'Hanlon, author and senior fellow in Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution, speaks with Rosemary Church about the impact Biden's decision may have on his upcoming meetings.
Former President Donald Trump stopped at a Dairy Queen in Iowa as part of his 2024 presidential campaign. CNN's Abby Phillip and Politico White House reporter Eli Stokols discuss his attempt at "retail politics."
As a child, Rina Gonoi saw members of Japan's Self Defense Force as heroes. She grew up wanting to be like them. Years later, Gonoi joined Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force. Months after joining, she claims she was sexually harassed daily. Now she's suing her alleged assailants and the state. CNN's Marc Stewart has the story.
Large crowds of protesters across Israel have come out in the 27th consecutive week of demonstrations against the government's judicial overhaul plans. CNN's Michael Holmes reports.
After a challenging few years, Asia's tourism sector is showing signs of recovery. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout sits down with the co-founder of Klook to discuss the region's travel rebound and how the travel app navigated the pandemic.
Badly injured Ukrainian soldiers get prosthetic limbs in Mexico City. CNN's Rafael Romo talks to two Ukrainian soldiers who say they plan to return to combat.
The first Alzheimer's drug proven to slow the progression of the disease receives full approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Practicing cardiologist and best-selling author, Dr. Sandeep Jauhar joins Laila Harrak to share his personal experiences as a doctor and caregiver to his father who battled Alzheimer's.
Last week saw record-breaking temperatures everywhere from China to Mexico, making it the hottest week ever recorded on our planet. Scientists warn this is only the beginning, as we see the growing impact of climate change. Zeke Hausfather, Climate Research Lead for Stripe, joins Rosemary Church to discuss.