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All eyes are on the chair of the US Federal Reserve as a decision about interest rates will soon be made. CNN reporter Matt Egan has more.

UAE Ambassador to the U.N. Lana Nusseibeh speaks to Becky Anderson in a wide-ranging interview covering the energy transition, the situation in Sudan, and more

Investigations are underway after three people were found dead in the English city of Nottingham. One person has been arrested on suspicion of murder. Becky Anderson talked with Nada Bashir.

A 76-year-old woman who was declared dead at an Ecuador hospital was found alive and knocking on her coffin at her own wake.

CNN crime and justice reporter Katelyn Polantz is joined by a flock of roosters outside a federal courthouse in Miami amid former President Donald Trump's arraignment.

"Everyone has a butt" ... A woman falls on a treadmill and loses her pants, but not her sense of humor. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

After a tragic plane crash which killed their mother, four children were left stranded in the dense jungle. Watch the key moments of the massive military-led search operation to find them.

Daniel Liss, co-founder & CEO of Teaser AI, joins Julia Chatterley to explain.

The Federal Trade Commission sued to prevent Microsoft and Activision-Blizzard from closing their $69 billion merger. CNN Business writer Clare Duffy joins Julia Chatterley discuss the implications.

A Florida woman charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of her neighbor, a Black mother who confronted her during a dispute over children playing outside, told police in a 911 call she felt threatened just moments before authorities say she killed the mother of four. CNN's Rahel Solomon has more.

At least three British soldiers collapsed due to heat at a rehearsal for an annual military parade held each June.

CNN's Sam Kiley reports on the wave of Russian attacks that hit the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih, where at least 11 people were killed.

As Donald Trump becomes the first former U.S. President to face federal criminal charges, CNN's Katelyn Polantz reports on the legal process that will follow his court appearance in Miami, Florida.

At Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Muhsinah Morris has been teaching classes in a custom-built virtual replica of her chemistry lab and says she has seen positive impacts.

The classrooms of the future will feature AI chatbots, "metaversities," and smart robots. CNN meets the innovators, educators and inventors bringing these new technologies to the next generation.

Technologies like AI robots and chatbots are shaking up the world of education. CNN meets Professor Rose Luckin, who has spent years researching the benefits and pitfalls of AI in the classroom, and explains what the future might look like for students.

Catch the most memorable "Wheel of Fortune" moments after Pat Sajak announced his 2024 plans to retire from the show he spent more than 40 years hosting.

Former Downing Street spokesperson Alastair Campbell talks to Christiane Amanpour about the political legacies of Trump, Johnson and Berlusconi as well as his new book "But What Can I Do?"

June 13 marks the 10th anniversary of BTS' debut. Fans from all over the world are arriving in Seoul to celebrate the occasion and thousands will even follow in the footsteps of BTS, carrying out a so-called "pilgrimage." CNN's Paula Hancocks looks back on a remarkably successful decade for the band.