CNN's Ben Wedeman returns to Siversk, Ukraine, just kilometers away from the Russian lines. Five hundred days of war have reduced towns like this to a wasteland of wreckage and rubble. But there still are people who refuse to leave. CNN speaks with some elderly residents who are trying to stay alive.
Landmines and unexploded bombs are a huge problem in Ukraine, presenting deadly risks to civilians. Many fear that the Biden administration's plans to supply cluster munitions will only exacerbate the issue. Paul Hannon, the vice-chair of the Cluster Munition Coalition and International Campaign to Ban Landmines, joins Michael Holmes to discuss.
Violence in Haiti is making an ongoing humanitarian and security crisis even worse. It has forced some charitable organizations to halt operations at certain facilities out of safety concerns. Jean-Marc Biquet, head of mission in Haiti with Médecins sans Frontières, joins Michael Holmes to discuss.
Harry Styles was hit in the eye by an object thrown at the stage while he was performing in Vienna, marking the latest incident in an ever-growing list of similar situations in recent weeks.
The IAEA has given Japan the green light to release treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports that has fishermen in South Korea worried.
Rina Gonoi claims she was sexually harassed during her service in Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force and is suing her alleged assailants and the state. CNN's Marc Stewart has more.
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) tells CNN's Jake Tapper that he's "really pleased the administration has finally agreed" to send cluster munitions to Ukraine.
Amid fast-changing Middle East geopolitics, President Joe Biden assesses America's relationships with Israel and Saudi Arabia—and tells Fareed that he is running for reelection to "finish the job" of uniting democracies and making the world more secure.
President Joe Biden tells Fareed that although China has big ambitions, he believes Washington and Beijing can establish a stable working relationship.
President Joe Biden tells Fareed the US could back Ukraine's security as it does Israel's—but that admitting Ukraine into NATO would be premature and would mean going to war with Russia.
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) joins CNN's Jake Tapper to discuss why she believes the US should not provide cluster munitions to Ukrainian forces after President Joe Biden confirmed that it was a "difficult decision." Biden said he said was ultimately convinced to send the controversial weapons because Kyiv needs ammunition in its counteroffensive against Russia.
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Michael McCaul tells CNN's Jake Tapper that the Biden administration "made a lot of concessions" ahead of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's trip to Beijing, and "we're not doing adequately so far" on countering China's influence.
CNN political commentators Alyssa Farah Griffin, Ashley Allison, Bakari Sellers and Republican strategist Doug Heye discuss President Biden's new jokes about his age and whether it will be enough to ease voters' concerns.
Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee was the only House member to vote against the war in Afghanistan. Now she tells CNN's Jake Tapper that the Biden administration is making a mistake by giving Ukraine cluster munitions.
Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee, who voted against the war in Afghanistan in 2001, tells CNN's Jake Tapper that the US withdrawal "wasn't as smooth as we would have liked" but that President Biden was right to end the war.
California Senate candidate Rep. Barbara Lee tells CNN's Jake Tapper that President Biden has done "a remarkable job" on the economy but says much more needs to be done to help everyday Americans.
CNN political commentators Alyssa Farah Griffin, Ashley Allison, Bakari Sellers and Republican strategist Doug Heye discuss the path forward for Republicans in the Trump-dominated race for the 2024 presidential nomination.
