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Barbie Nadeau looks at tiny new museums in Rome where overflow artifacts from a new Colosseum museum are on display.

CNN's Emily Schmidt reports on the test launch of Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket that exploded shortly after takeoff.

CNN's Anna Coren speaks to witnesses of the deadliest attack by Myanmar's military junta that killed 186 villagers, including women and children.

CNN's Nima Elbagir reports on accusations that Russian mercenaries are supplying Sudan's paramilitary RSF fighters.

A villa owned by Italian Princess Rita Carpenter Boncompagni Ludovisi is valued at $535 million. It includes the only ceiling painting ever done by artist Caravaggio in the 1500's. CNN's Ben Wedeman takes a look inside.

A military junta's attack on the Pa Zi Gyi in northern Myanmar killed 186 villagers, of which 40 were under 18, according to the National Unity Government of Myanmar (NUG). CNN's Anna Coren spoke to surviving villagers recounting the horror they experienced.

Global fans reacted with shock and grief over the death of 25-year-old K-pop star Moon Bin, a member of the popular boy band Astro. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.

As he steps out onto the national stage, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing questions about his political strategy, policy stances, and personal touch from potential GOP allies and rivals. CNN's Jessica Dean reports.

The suspect accused of shooting a 6-year-old girl and her parents in North Carolina after a basketball rolled into his yard is in custody in Florida. CNN's Dianne Gallagher reports.

CNN's Erin Burnett speaks with Robert Zeidman, an expert in software development, about an arbitration panel's decision to award him $5 million after he accepted MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's challenge to disprove Lindell's data that he claimed proved the 2020 election was stolen from former President Donald Trump.

CNN's Manu Raju and Phil Mattingly report.

Prosecutors plan to drop charges against Alec Baldwin in the Rust movie set shooting where the actor shot and killed cinematographer Halayna Hutchins. CNN's Chloe Melas reports.

Sen. Durbin asks John Roberts to testify about ethics standards for Justices, amid scrutiny of the Court and of Clarence Thomas. But he is not required to.

Today CNN 10 is looking at Japan where fishermen are raising concerns about the government's decision to gradually release more than a million tons of filtered wastewater from a nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean. The government says it's necessary, but the decision comes as life for fishermen is getting back to normal following a nuclear meltdown more than a decade ago. Then, CNN 10 is headed to Memphis to look at what one hundred-year-old ingredient makes a local burger famous. All that and more on this episode of CNN 10

CNN political analyst Ron Brownstein says that President Biden's low approval rating may not hurt his chances to be re-elected because voters have already shown that they will turn out to prevent Republicans in the mold of Donald Trump that they view as extreme, from being elected.

A new documentary film "Walled Off" produced by the likes of Pink Floyd's Roger Waters and model-musician Anwar Hadid takes viewers on a journey through the occupied Palestinian territories. Becky Anderson speaks to the film's directors Vin Arfuso and Anwar Hadid about what motivated them to make the film.

CNN's Andrew Kaczynski reports on the federal judge Matthew Kacsmaryk who first suspended the US Food and Drug Administration's approval of the so-called abortion pill mifepristone and failed to disclose during his Senate confirmation process two interviews on Christian talk radio where he discussed social issues such as contraception and gay rights.

Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Hockey Analyst Anson Carter sits down with CNN's Coy Wire to discuss the latest news surrounding the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell has been ordered to shell out $5 million to an expert who debunked his data related to the 2020 election, according to a decision by the arbitration panel obtained by CNN. CNN's Sara Murray reports.

After watching coral reefs disappear over his 20 years living in Florida, Mike Goldberg co-founded I.CARE to build them back. The nonprofit recruits and educates divers by the thousands who help transplant nursery-grown coral.