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CNN's Peter Valdes-Dapena tells "Nightcap's" Jon Sarlin what the pursuit of standardized EV charging stations means for drivers. For more, watch the full Nightcap episode here.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber looks at the ethical concerns over the new creation of synthetic human embyro structures with David Magnus, the Director of the Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics.

After nearly 10 years of playing the same lottery number combination, a $50,000 payday has finally arrived for a man in Maryland.

CNN's Jake Tapper explains how fathers in the U.S. Congress are trying to support working families.

Spain is in the grips of a record-setting drought, with water levels falling across the country and no relief in sight. CNN's Laila Harrak looks at how the drought is forcing some wildlife to flee and revealing new glimpses of Spain's past.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis calls for term limits in Congress and a return to the controversial presidential line-item veto. He spoke at a campaign event in Nevada.

Even as a temporary ceasefire among warring factions in Sudan goes into place, the situation in Darfur is particularly dire. Laila Harrak speaks to Cameron Hudson, Senior Associate, Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Countries from Mexico to Sweden are experiencing extreme heat waves. CNN's Lynda Kinkade reports on the countries in the grip of the climate crisis.

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the leaders of six African countries as part of a peace mission. CNN's Lynda Kinkade reports.

Rafael Romo reports that the mayor of Tijuana, Mexico is now living at an army base after receiving gang threats.

Eleni Giokos reports on the next generation of robots on display at tech fairs in Europe, including some using artificial intelligence

Armed rebels attacked a school in western Uganda, killing at least 41 people, mostly students, and abducting six others, Ugandan officials have said. CNN international correspondent Larry Madowo has the latest.

Former Texas Republican congressman Will Hurd talks with CNN's Jim Acosta about the federal criminal charges brought against former President Trump related to his alleged mishandling of classified government documents.

Conservative lawyer George Conway discusses the potential repercussions facing Donald Trump after the former president was indicted as a result of the Justice Department's probe of his handling of classified documents.

Two planes of migrants were flown from Texas to California. They tell CNN's Camila Bernal that they were lied to with promises of work and shelter to make them travel.

A fisherman and his friends spotted a houseboat that had capsized floating adrift near the Panama City Marina in Florida. CNN's affiliate WJHG has the details of what happened next.

The Supreme Court seems poised to end Affirmative Action in college admissions, and perhaps beyond. But, asks CNN's Michael Smerconish, is the problem of racial disparity in America any closer to being solved?

Kourtney Kardashian stole the show at a Blink-182 concert when she announced her pregnancy. The way she did it might look familiar to the band's fans.

Instead of affirmative action, "The way in which you can help...disadvantaged children of all races," says Renu Mukherjee of the Manhattan Institute, is to "provide a more accurate measure of disadvantage, which would probably be some sort of admissions tip based on income."

Former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell, who was prosecuted by Jack Smith in 2014, joins CNN's Michael Smerconish to discuss his experience with the special counsel and how he thinks he'll handle the case against Donald Trump.