CNN's Brian Todd reports on new activity at North Korea's satellite launch facility and South Korea's plan to assassinate Kim Jong Un if they feel threatened by North Korea's nuclear weapons.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is stepping up the tension with the US by moving nuclear weapons to the European border and increasing military operations in Syria. CNN's Elise Labott reports
Renowned tattoo artist Scott Campbell offered free mystery tattoos to patrons willing to put their arm through a hole and discover what the tattoo is upon completion.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus reiterated his support for embattled Republican nominee Donald Trump -- telling members of the party that the operation stands fully behind his campaign. CNN's Dana Bash reports.
Featured today: An apparent attack on a U.S. warship, some historical perspective on Sunni and Shia Muslims, a Character Study, and a secret library in Syria.
Asked what she thought of his controversial 2005 remarks, Donald Trump supporter Vicki Sciolaro told CNN's Brooke Baldwin that he's not "running for pope" and would not have said those things if he knew he was being recorded.
In an interview with Jake Tapper, Dr. Russell Moore a prominent evangelical preacher said that top christian conservative leaders supporting Donald Trump are being hypocritical.
Seth Meyers, the host of "Late Night with Seth Meyers," describes to Jake Tapper what it is like to poke fun at politics during the unusual presidential election season.
Donald Trump dismissed his lewd comments about women -- caught on a leaked tape in which he seemed to talk about sexually assaulting women -- and then immediately pivoted to attacking the Clintons. CNN's Sara Murray reports from Ambridge, Pennsylvania.