Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has called on his supporters to hold nationwide demonstrations, just days after his brief arrest sparked a wave of deadly protests across the country. CNN's Laila Harrak talks to Raza Rumi, a Pakistani policy analyst and director of the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College, about why Imran Khan inspires such loyalty among his supporters.
On the brink of what would be known as the Gulf War, journalists were urged to leave Iraq. CNN stayed and became the first network to live broadcast a war. In this special edition of CNN 10 episode, we'll look back and hear CNN news anchor Bernard Shaw famously say, "The skies of Baghdad are being illuminated." And relive the tense moments during the CNN broadcast as journalists hid under beds to stay live on the air.
A Venezuelan mother waits desperately as buses come and go in a Texas border town, hoping she will be able to reunite with family members but fearing they'll be deported as Title 42 ends.
CNN contributors Ana Navarro and Scott Jennings join CNN's Alex Marquardt to discuss Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis and where he stands in the political race.
CNN's Michael Smerconish calls the NYC Subway killing "a hard legal case," but "the lawyer in me kicks in and says, was there a physical threat sufficient to justify the chokehold?" And about the Trump Town Hall, he says," sunlight being the greatest disinfectant is the answer," and "put the spotlight on everybody."
"Anxiety is the belief you can't handle something," says Lenore Skenazy of Let Grow. American kids are growing up in a culture that "has told their parents to worry about everything, so parents are always supposed to be with their kids and that's what's new. This seems to be driving kids crazy."
CNN's Michael Smerconish asks: What if Trump and DeSantis were to join forces as a ticket? And does the fact they're both Florida residents make it unconstitutional?
If the Colorado Governor signs a bill passed by the state legislature, it will become unlawful for an employer to take adverse action against an employee for accepting a tip. A state senator who opposed the bill says, "We should probably rely on employers to know what is best for their customers and their employees."
With Title 42 ended, hundreds of thousands of "Gotaways" entering illegally and asylum-seekers given court dates years away, "We have a broken process at the border," says Rep. Don Davis (D-NC), "and we need to put party aside in these divisive politics and get together in a bipartisan way."
"I don't believe a federal abortion ban makes any sense," says GOP Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, "and I say that as somebody who's pro-life." He also favors a Constitutional amendment requiring voters under 25 to pass a civics test or perform military or first responder service, "to start fresh with the next generation of Americans."
Conventional wisdom has the 2024 Presidential race shaping up as a 2020 rematch. Yet according to polls, Americans don't want either candidate to run. Could 2024 end up being neither Trump nor Biden?
CNN Business reporter Clare Duffy worked with a 14-year-old to create a TikTok account and explore what kinds of videos the algorithm served up. Here's what she found.
26 acts prepare to take the stage in Liverpool, England to compete in the Eurovision final. Laila Harrak speaks with Dean Vuletic, a Eurovision academic, about what to expect.
