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A teenage boy opened fire in Belgrade Serbia on Wednesday morning, killing 9 people including school children

Vanessa Yurkevich joins Rahel Solomon for the latest on the writers' strike

Content creator JaeJae is plugged into all things K-pop.

A Virginia officer walked away from a traffic stop with minor injuries after a teenager lost control of his car while driving over 120mph.

Ben Smith, Editor In Chief of Semafor, discusses Tucker Carlson's text that alarmed Fox leaders

Principal James Marsh of Zela Elementary in West Virginia was unlocking the school's dumpster when he encountered a black bear.

Rosemary Church reports on a startling incident in West Virginia.

Former DHS Secy. Jeh Johnson discusses the migrant surge as busloads of migrants arrive in NYC from Texas.

Authorities in Nepal have issued a record number of permits to those seeking to climb Mount Everest, raising concerns about crowding and pollution on the world's tallest mountain.

Snoop Dogg announces plans to buy the NHL's Ottawa Senators team and start a youth hockey league if he becomes part-owner of the franchise. CNN's Harry Enten has the details.

Eight children and a security guard killed in shooting at a Belgrade school.

An experimental Alzheimer's medication slowed declines in patients' ability to think clearly and perform daily tasks by more than a third in a large clinical trial, drugmaker Eli Lilly said. CNN medical correspondent Meg Tirrell reports.

Senate Democrat blasts decision to send troops to border, calling it "militarization" of border.

Arizona is offering housing for teachers to help fill the shortage of educators in the state. CNN's Gabe Cohen reports.

Once private papers of the late Justice John Paul Stevens released by the Library of Congress offer a first-ever behind the scenes look of the 2000 presidential election and Bush v. Gore case. CNN's Joan Biskupic has the details.

The Biden administration is deploying 1,500 additional troops to the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of an expected migrant surge. Some border towns are already seeing an influx of migrants. CNN's Rosa Flores reports.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi is on a trip to Syria. It reportedly marks the first state visit by an Iranian head of state to Damascus since the Syrian civil war began 12 years ago. CNN's Nada Bashir reports.

A days-long search for the man accused of killing five people in Texas is finally over. Francisco Oropesa is in police custody and will appear in court Wednesday. CNN's Rosemary Church interviews CNN Law Enforcement Contributor Steve Moore about the case.

The United States Surgeon General lays out a plan to address what he calls an "epidemic of loneliness and isolation," in an effort to improve social connections. CNN's Rosemary Church interviews Brigham Young University Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, Julianne Holt-Lunstad.

Geoffrey Hinton, also known as the "Godfather of AI," quit his position at Google after deciding he had to "blow the whistle" on the technology he helped develop. Hinton worries how smart it is becoming. Hinton's pioneering work on neural networks shaped artificial intelligence systems powering many of today's products.