Joran van der Sloot, one of the last people to see American Natalee Holloway in Aruba before she disappeared in 2005, will be extradited to the US. CNN's Jean Casarez, who has been following the case, has the details.
CNN's Sam Kiley speaks to the head of Ukraine's nuclear energy agency, Petro Kotin, who tells him Ukraine can retake the Zaporizhzhia power plant without using force.
CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman reacted to Trump's claims during a CNN town hall, and spoke about his team's reaction to comments he made during the event.
New York Republican lawmaker, George Santos, is out on bond after pleading not guilty to 13 federal criminal charges brought by the U.S. Justice Department. CNN's Paula Reid reports on what happens next.
"If we had free press and a full democracy, President Erdogan would lose in a landslide," says opposition politician Bilge Yılmaz as Turkey heads to the polls.
Christiane Amanpour challenges the AKP's Harun Armagan on press freedom in Turkey, where 90% of the media is controlled by President Erdogan and his allies.
CNN's Sunlen Serfaty fact-checks claims about Hillary Clinton's stance on abortion rights and the Mexico-US border wall made by former president and 2024 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump during a CNN Republican presidential town hall.
A homeowner in Clarkston, Washington, was shocked to discover that lightning can in fact strike the same place twice -- in this case the tree in her garden. CNN's Rosemary Church has more.
CNN's Jake Tapper looks into the Republican House investigation into Hunter Biden which alleges the president's son was paid millions from foreign entities.
CNN's Jake Tapper speaks with cast members and the creator of the show "The Rookie" about the impact the writers' strike is having on the show and what many on the picket lines are asking for.
CNN's Rosemary Church interviews Yaakov Katz, senior columnist and editor at The Jerusalem Post, about the deadly clashes and increasing violence in Israel and Gaza.