A U.S. judge blocks Obama administration rules concerning transgender students and public school bathrooms, and a trip to Tokyo previews the 2020 Olympics.
A new report claims pills found at the estate of singer Prince were mislabeled and were actually a much more powerful opioid. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
FEMA starts to pay out flood relief as families are forced to trash their valuables after last week's disaster. Polo Sandoval reports from Gonzales, LA.
Donald Trump will push back a policy speech on immigration after his campaign manager suggested Trump might soften his position on deporting undocumented immigrants.
Tekserve, an NYC tech shop that specialized in repairing Apple's Macintosh computers before the Genius Bar existed, closed its doors after a 29 year run. Founders Dick Demenus and David Lerner are now auctioning off their private collection of technology memorabilia.
Poland's government has begun a large-scale logging operation in Europe's last primeval forest, one of the oldest forests in the world. CNN's Phil Black reports.
A federal judge gave the state department a month to assess and release nearly 15,000 documents as part of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of her private server when she was secretary of state. CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports.
This week on "The Hunt," John Walsh is on the case of Jennifer Puente, who police say brutally murdered her friend in 2012. Tune in Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Donald Trump is standing firm behind his thoughts on immigration, saying he is not flip-flopping, but wants a fair and firm solution. CNN's Jessica Schneider reports.
