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People in the Democratic Republic of Congo are grieving for their loved ones after flash floods and landslides wiped away entire villages. CNN's Paula Newton reports.

CNN's Rosemary Church interviews a University of Miami researcher about the seaweed blob piling up on Florida beaches. It's bad for tourism, but good for wildlife.

CNN's Paula Newton talks to Cameron Hudson, Senior Associate with CSIS's Africa Center, about the ongoing conflict in Sudan and whether talks in Saudi Arabia are likely to yield any results.

As Ukraine is preparing for its possibly biggest counteroffensive yet, Russia is sending tanks into war so old you can find them in museums. CNN's Clare Sebastian has more.

CNN's Rosemary Church interviews Mathew Littman, the executive director of 97Percent, about gun reform in the U.S. after the country's 201st mass shooting so far in 2023.

Ethnic violence in the Indian state of Manipur has killed more than 50 people, left hundreds hospitalized, and displaced 23,000, according to hospital officials and the Indian army. CNN's Vedika Sud reports.

CNN's Paula Hancocks reports from Seoul, where the Japanese prime minister arrived for a historic visit with his South Korean counterpart. It's the first time a Japanese leader has visited the capital in more than a decade, part of a push for the two nations to mend ties in the face of growing threats in the region.

The 2023 Eurovision song contest is getting underway in Liverpool, England, where contestants walked the "turquoise carpet" Sunday, ahead of the first semi-finals round on Monday. While Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra won last year's competition, the UK took over hosting duties due to the ongoing war.

A group of Ukrainian politicians from President Zelensky's party is seeking to pass a law that would shut down surrogacy clinics geared toward foreigners. CNN's Nic Robertson visits a surrogacy clinic in Kyiv, which helps childless couples all over the world.

The Arab League restores Syria's membership even though it says the crisis in the country isn't over. CNN's Paula Newton reports on what some Syrians still displaced by the civil war think about the decision.

A deadly car crash in front of a Brownsville, Texas, homeless shelter, which has been housing migrants for months, has left at least seven people dead and injured several others, according to the Brownsville Police Public Information Officer. CNN's Rosa Flores reports.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of Russian mercenary group Wagner, says he will reverse course on a previous promise to pull his troops out of the battle for Bakhmut, Ukraine. CNN's Sam Kiley reports.

CNN's Josh Campbell shares what he's learning from his law enforcement sources about the man who opened fire at an Allen, Texas, mall killing at least 8 people.

Eight people were killed and at least seven others wounded when a gunman, identified as 33-year-old Mauricio Garcia, opened fire at an Allen, Texas, outlet mall. CNN's Fredricka Whitfield reports.

Fredricka Whitfield talks to Sam Kiley on Yevgeny Prigozhin's Bakhmut threats.

Fredricka Whitfield talks to Gloria Pazmino about NYC Mayor's plans to relocate some migrants.

Jake Tapper speaks to a panel about what voters think about the mental sharpness of the two leading U.S. presidential candidates.

Fareed Zakaria speaks to Bernard-Henri Lévy about the concept of "brave citizenship" in Ukraine.

CNN's Camila Bernal reports on the deadly mass shooting that left at least eight people dead in Allen, Texas.

Singer-songwriter Julia Riew joins CNN's Amara Walker after her song went viral on TikTok. There wasn't a princess story that spoke to her Korean-American heritage so she decided to create her own.