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The online wanderings of Micah Johnson show a man drawn to black nationalist symbolism. Drew Griffin reports.

Law enforcement is under scrutiny after last week's shootings across the country. CNN's Nick Valencia reports.

CNN's Mallika Kapur reports on the latest news from the election in Japan and what effects it might have on the country.

Letters between a black father and his son on the recent police shootings and racial divide made it into Time Magazine. CNN's Poppy Harlow speaks to the two men.

A service at a Dallas church prays for healing and comfort for the victims in last week's shootings. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

Former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is expected to endorse Hillary Clinton this Tuesday in New Hampshire, a source told CNN's John King.

Factions loyal to the president and vice president of South Sudan engage in heavy fighting while civilians are caught in the crossfire.

The mother and sister of fallen Dallas Officer Patrick Zamarripa share what kind of person he was. CNN's Rafael Romo reports.

David Zurawik, Jamia Wilson and Tomi Lahren debate the uses of social media and the ethics of free speech in the aftermath of this week's violence.

Four-year-old girl sings adorable duet with Springsteen. And gets his harmonica. CNN's Jeanne Moos introduces us to Hope.

NPR's David Folkenflik tells Brian Stelter that Roger Ailes' interests may be diverging from the interests of 21st Century Fox's owners. The Murdochs are being "quieter than silence" about the internal review of the sexual harassment allegations against Ailes.

CNN legal analyst Danny Cevallos and New York magazine's Gabriel Sherman discuss the legal machinations of Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit against Roger Ailes.

What is Carlson alleging? How is Ailes responding? What does this case say about newsroom culture? New York magazine editor Gabriel Sherman and Women, Action, and the Media executive director Jamia Wilson discuss.

Victor Blackwell sits down with Bishop T.D. Jakes to discuss Dallas shooting: 'It doesn't take a bad person to make a bad decision.'

Baghdad residents are resuming their livelihood after last week's deadly attacks on the city, which killed at least 292 people. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

In a GPS exclusive, Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto responds to Trump's proposal to make Mexico pay for a wall along that country's border with the U.S.

Tune in Sunday, July 10, for Fareed's exclusive interview with Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto on Trump, "El Chapo," and the drug war.

Will Mexico pay for a wall along its border with the U.S., as Donald Trump proposed? In an exclusive interview, President Enrique Peña Nieto says "no way."

Activist Ayishat Akanbi says she stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and offers her perspective on the issue.

In an exclusive interview Dallas Police Chief David Brown explains to Jake Tapper that investigators believe the Dallas shooter may have had other plans