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World Sport's Amanda Davies speaks with two-time Formula 1 World Champion Fernando Alonso.

EU leaders are trying to work out how. CNN's Anna Stewart explains.

Officials have received more than 1,000 calls in recent weeks from beachgoers, tourists, and residents reporting sick, dying, and dead sea mammals washed ashore amid a growing toxic algal bloom in the waters off the Pacific coast. CNN's David Culver has more.

A man with numerous firearms and materials to make an explosive was arrested near former President Barack Obama's Washington, DC, neighborhood after claiming on an internet livestream that he had a detonator, law enforcement officials told CNN. CNN's Chief Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analyst John Miller has more on the story.

NYU Professor Tessa West tells "Nightcap's" Jon Sarlin why it's so hard to figure out if people think you're a jerk at work, but that there are ways to solicit feedback. For more, watch the full Nightcap episode here.

CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports on what's fueling the protests outside the Swedish Embassy in Baghdad

Dylan Mulvaney broke her silence about the fallout that occurred after the trans influencer made two Instagram posts sponsored by Bud Light earlier this year. Bud Light's sponsorship of an April 1, 2023 Instagram post by Mulvaney set off a firestorm of anti-trans backlash and calls for a boycott. Mulvaney herself also faced a wave of hate and violent threats.

CNN's Max Foster and Nic Robertson look at the third night of violent protests across France over the police killing of a teenager.

Planes linked to Prigozhin travel around Russia, as the president of Belarus says the Wagner leader is in the country. Kim Brunhuber speaks with Pavel Slunkin, Policy Analyst with the European Council on Foreign Relations.

The fate of Russian General Sergey Surovikin is unknown following the failed Wagner insurrection. CNN's Salma Abdelaziz reports that some sources say he may have been detained for having advanced knowledge of the insurrection, while others say that is not true.

France's Foreign Minister says over six hundred people have been arrested overnight as violence continued to spread in cities across the country. Confrontations flared over the police shooting of 17-year-old teen in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.

Kim Brunhuber speaks to Christian Mouhanna with the French National Centre for Scientific Research about the anger in the streets of France, after the fatal police shooting of a teenager.

Athena Jones reports that U.S. colleges and universities can no longer take race into consideration in student admissions.

Israel's prime minister says he's getting rid of a provision to allow the Knesset to overturn Supreme Court rulings. CNN's Hadas Gold reports.

Michael Holmes speaks to CNN European Affairs Commentator Dominic Thomas about what's fueling the unrest.

An alligator found a creative way to get inside Don and Jan Schultz's home in New Iberia, Louisiana. CNN affiliate KATC reports.

Rights advocates are pushing for anti-discrimination legislation following controversy over Seoul's annual pride parade. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.

Michael Holmes speaks to former CNN Moscow Bureau Chief Jill Dougherty, an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University, about where the Russian leader goes from here following an attempted mutiny.

Despite being the world's number one carbon emitter, China is on track to reach solar and wind goals five years ahead of schedule.

As the Supreme Court makes its ruling on affirmative action in higher education, California — a state that has banned it since 1996 — could signal the future for the rest of the nation going forward.