The Airline Observer's founder and editor Brian Sumers talks to Eleni Giokos about the Biden administration's proposal to make U.S. airlines compensate passengers for canceled or delayed flights
CNN 10 heads to Texas where the nation's gun violence debate is center stage after another mass shooting tragedy. CNN 10 will then head to Seoul where Japan and South Korea deepen ties in a historic summit as it faces growing threats in the Far East region. Then CNN 10 takes you to Rhode Island where one French baker opens a bakery and looks to bring a "taste of France" to the Ocean State. And before you go, an art historian claims to have solve the mystery of the location painted behind the "Mona Lisa" painting. All that and more on this episode of CNN 10.
Russian-backed officials in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region are beginning to move civilians out of frontline towns and deeper into Russian-held territory. Nick Paton Walsh reports from Zaporizhzhia.
Russian oligarch Andrey Kovalev has criticized Russia's faltering invasion of Ukraine, saying the "terrible" war has not played out as many expected it to. CNN's Nic Robertson has the report.
5 years ago, the U.S. pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal. Now "Iran has never been closer" to nuclear weapons, expert Ali Vaez tells Christiane Amanpour.
Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe has spent the last week in Ukraine as a private citizen and traveled to the front lines. He tells Christiane Amanpour what he saw.
International Crisis Group scholar Ali Vaez says when Donald Trump dropped out of the Iran nuclear deal, he put their weapons program "in the microwave."
CNN's Manu Raju interviews Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell ahead of the 2024 election, discussing McConnell's plan not to "screw this up" in the battle for Senate.
In the latest chapter of America's increasingly polarized approach to homelessness, Phoenix must permanently clear the area that's become known as the Zone after a judge ruled in favor of neighbors who sued the city.
Zain Asher speaks with the Director of the Turkish Research Program, Washington Institute for Near East Policy, about the upcoming Turkish presidential contest
The Arab League has re-admitted Syria after an 11-year absence. The decision was announced at an extraordinary meeting in Cairo on Sunday, more than a decade after Damascus was suspended in November 2011 over its violent crackdown of anti-government protests.
