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CNN's Will Ripley reports on the controversy surrounding the giant panda who was flown back to China after years living in the United States

Russia continues to target Ukrainian civilian areas with Iranian-made, self-detonating drones, striking the country's capital at least four times, Ukrainian officials say. CNN's Clarissa Ward reports.

CNN's Michael Holmes speaks to ispace CEO Takeshi Hakamada about what he's learned from the failed mission.

Right wing protesters hold the first mass demonstrations in favor of the controversial reforms. CNN's Hadas Gold reports.

Sky News journalist Yousra Elbagir was covering evacuation from Sudan in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, when she spotted a familiar face in the crowd.

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman talks about E. Jean Carroll's ongoing battery and defamation trial against former President Donald Trump.

Former FBI deputy director and CNN senior law enforcement analyst Andrew McCabe explains why former President Donald Trump should be "very nervous" after former Vice President Mike Pence testified to a federal grand jury investigating the aftermath of the 2020 election.

The public defender representing the suspect accused of using a metal pipe to attack San Francisco Fire Department Commissioner Don Carmignani claims her client was not the aggressor in the incident, but rather was protecting himself after Carmignani attacked him with bear spray. CNN's Veronica Miracle reports.

CNN 10 delves into the debt ceiling debate and how it impacts the American people. Then CNN 10 takes you to outer space where the world's first commercial lunar lander is presumed lost. And before you go, CNN 10 heads to Alaska where a moose tries to sneak into a movie theater. All that and more on this episode of CNN 10.

CNN's Sunlen Serfaty reports on new revelations about Tucker Carlson's alleged pattern of offensive and sexist comments toward women.

E. Jean Carroll returned to the stand in her civil battery and defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, with the columnist telling the jury about her experience with him in a New York department store in the face of cross-examination from Trump's attorney. CNN's Paula Reid reports.

CNN chief international security correspondent Nick Paton Walsh joins frontline soldiers in Ukraine as they prepare for a counteroffensive attack against Russia.

Brittney Griner says of Russian jail, "hands-down, no one should be in any of the conditions that I went through," urges other US detainees to stay strong.

As the crisis in Sudan continues to unfold, there is mounting anger among Americans who feel abandoned by the US government and left to navigate the complicated and dangerous situation on their own. CNN's Kylie Atwood has the story.

CNN's Jason Carroll reports.

Motorsport returns this weekend after a one-month break. Press Association F1 Correspondent Phil Duncan joins CNN's Amanda Davies to discuss the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

The New York Times' Emma Goldberg tells "Nightcap's" Jon Sarlin about a new academic study demonstrating the professional downside of remote work. Plus, CNN's Allison Morrow disses Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse dreams. And The New Yorker's film critic Richard Brody argues a long movie can be a huge canvas for an artist. To get the day's business headlines sent directly to your inbox, sign up for the Nightcap newsletter.

ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson discusses a slowdown in U.S. GDP growth and elevated inflation.

CNN Senior Auto Writer Peter Valdes discusses the carmaker's horsepower subscription plan.

Basketball star Brittney Griner speaks to reporters for the first time since her release from Russian detention.