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More than 700 French businesses damaged during days of nationwide unrest following the fatal police shooting of a teenager

Michael Holmes speaks to Josef Aschbacher, the director general of the European Space Agency about the Euclid telescope and its mission to discover the dark universe.

Tens of thousands of Israelis protest judicial reforms for the 26th consecutive week

Carowinds amusement park in North Carolina closed a roller coaster after discovering a crack in a support pillar, park officials said. CNN's Sara Sidner has the details.

On Saturday, Australia cricket took control of the second Test against their old foes England at Lord's. World Sport's Patrick Snell recaps the action.

Following his defeat in the 2020 election, then-President Donald Trump spoke to then-Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey to discuss the results, a source familiar with the call told CNN. CNN politics reporter Jeremy Herb reports.

One of the most powerful and pioneering voices in the sport of tennis, the legendary Billie Jean King, has been reflecting on a battle for equality on and off the court. She speaks with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.

The Writers Guild of America strike isn't just affecting the creation of movies and television shows but is also having a significant economic impact on many behind-the-scenes businesses that are essential to these productions. CNN's Natasha Chen has the details.

Tom Stuker bought a lifetime pass from United Airlines for $250,0000 back in 1990. Now he has accrued over 23 million miles flying around the world with a companion pass.

Lorie Smith, plaintiff in the Supreme Court's LGBTQ rights case, along with her lawyer Kristen Waggoner, speak to CNN's Michael Smerconish after the SCOTUS decision.

Tom Stuker bought a lifetime pass on United Airlines in 1990 - and he's now flown 23 million miles. So what advice does he have? "Avoid [checking a bag] at all costs. I go to Hawaii for ten days without a checked bag. They got laundromats."

A Federal judge in Arkansas ruled against the state's law banning transgender health care. A doctor who testified in the case, who has treated trans patients for 30 years, says,"It's not just that someone learns that there are transgender or non-binary people in society and is contemplating that as an identity. It's that they are having distress about the difference between their gender identity and their sex assigned at birth. That's going on for months or years and is really impairing their lives."

Former IRS Agent Gary Shapley claims the agency was thwarted in the Hunter Biden probe. But David Weiss, the US attorney leading the investigation, "is frustrated with the versions of accounts that are going out there," says New York Times reporter Glenn Thrush. But the fact that the investigation in ongoing "means that Weiss cannot be dragged before any congressional committee and forced to answer those questions under oath."

"Nobody should be punished by the government for speaking consistent with their beliefs," says Lorie Smith, plaintiff in the SCOTUS web design case. The decision, her lawyer Kristen Waggoner adds, "reaffirmed a principle in the Constitution...We need to protect speech for others, even those we disagree with."

"Elections have consequences - especially 2016," says CNN's Michael Smerconish. After rulings on abortion, affirmative action, student loans - SCOTUS's web design decision promises a "slippery slope" of its long-term impact.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber speaks with Dr. Owais Durrani about the dangers of heat and the increase in Texas ER visits with the extreme heat

Here are four things you want to look out for when picking sunscreen, according to dermatologist Dr. Rita Linkner.

CNN's Ben Wedeman gets an inside look at a field hospital near the front lines of Bakhmut, Ukraine.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber and Clare Sebastian on the Ukrainian military intelligence chief's claims Russia's FSB plotting to assassinate Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin

CNN's Kim Brunhuber looks at the U.S. Supreme Court rulings on student loan debt relief and LGBTQ protections with Jessica Levinson, a Professor of Law at Loyola Law School