After Libertarian presidential nominee Gov. Gary Johnson is dumbfounded by a question about the Syrian civil war, The Lead offers a reminder of the humanitarian catastrophe.
Speaking to CNN's Jake Tapper, 9/11 widow Terry Strada condemns President Obama for pledging to veto a bill that would allow survivors to sue Saudi Arabia.
Authorities are investigating a shooting at Alpine High School in west Texas, where a female student shot another and then killed herself. A responding marshal was also accidentally shot at the scene.
As the Syrian opposition High Negotiations Committee presents its proposal for a roadmap, Hind Kabawat says "our vision is for the Syrian, not the opposition."
Sergey Markov, director of Moscow's Institute of Political Studies and a man close to the Kremlin, says there is "no moderate opposition" to speak of anymore.
Donald Trump gave an interview that aired on a television station funded by the Kremlin, arguing that the Russian government was "probably" not meddling in the American presidential race.
Biologists use every method they can to try to keep birds away from airports where they could potentially cause major damage to planes and their passengers.
North Korea has hit the button on its fifth and potentially most powerful nuclear test, claiming to have successfully tested a nuclear warhead. CNN's Steven Jiang reports.
The USGS has reported a 5.3 magnitude earthquake in North Korea. South Korean officials say the quake is believed to be artificial. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.
Kyung Lah digs into allegations that a cult leader is still operating in Hawaii, manipulating followers as depicted in the new CNN Films doc "Holy Hell."
