CNN's Bill Weir goes inside a laboratory trying to revolutionize the way electricity is generated. Unlike traditional power plants that contribute to global warming, this nuclear lab is working to harness energy similar to stars in the sky.
Daniel Penny stands accused of second-degree manslaughter for recklessly causing the death of homeless street artist Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold on a New York City subway train. CNN's Athena Jones reports.
An Alabama couple is renovating their home to make room for their quadruplets that were born in March. The four healthy babies were conceived without fertility treatments, arriving as two sets of identical twins -- a one in 70 million chance. CNN affiliate WVTM has more.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh explains how Russia is losing ground in Bakhmut, with Moscow acknowledging its fighters have pulled back from some areas around the embattled city.
The Pulitzer prize-winning writer says inadequate fixes by the administration, and paralysis in Congress, mean millions of migrants are "living in limbo."
With high inflation and a weakening currency -- Eleni Giokos breaks down how Turkey's economic woes are front and center in the country's upcoming elections.
29-year-old Trevor Jacob will plead guilty to a federal charge after he destroyed the wreckage of a plane he purposefully crashed to gain views, Justice Department officials announced.
A potential breakthrough in the fight against muscular dystrophy, a gene therapy, is being touted by parents who were part of the trials, but the FDA isn't convinced it works. CNN medical correspondent Meg Tirrell reports.
Julia Chatterley speaks to Sarah Duggleby, the CEO of Venus Aerospace, about their rocket-propelled plans to fly people between cities as far apart as San Francisco and Tokyo in an hour.
As Ukraine is gearing up for a major counteroffensive, new video shows troops in a firefight near the embattled town of Bakhmut, eastern Ukraine. CNN's Sara Sidner has more.
