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Max Foster speaks to CNN's Senior Legal Analyst Elie Honig about Fox New's massive $787.5mn settlement with Dominion Voting Systems.

Dyer's Burgers in Memphis, Tennessee cooks its beef patties not on a grill or flat top, but in a skillet filled to the brim with grease that's been collecting for over a century.

The U.S. has sent a letter to Russia warning not to touch its nuclear technology at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

CNN's Evan Perez reports on the latest charges from the Justice Department against a group of people accused of trying to interfere in multiple U.S. elections.

Scottish BMX star Kriss Kyle has taken his sport to new heights with his latest stunt, performing tricks 2,000ft in the air on a special platform hanging from one of the world's largest hot air balloons.

CNN's Oliver Darcy looks at details surrounding the last-minute $787.5 million settlement to avoid a defamation trial with Dominion Voting Systems.

CNN's Josh Campbell looks at states that have Stand Your Ground laws and what role that may have played in the shooting of a black teenager who went to the wrong house by mistake.

A hospital fire in Beijing has killed at least 29 people, and 12 people have been detained on suspicion of gross negligence. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule Wednesday on the fate of the abortion pill mifepristone. CNN's Rosemary Church interviews Loyola Law School professor Jessica Levinson.

On Wednesday, Cuba's National Assembly is expected to vote to give the island's president Miguel Diaz-Canel a second term in office as Cubans face an increasingly bleak economy. Even though Diaz-Canel's re-election seems guaranteed, as CNN's Patrick Oppmann reports, his first term was anything but smooth.

"I screamed so loud, I blacked out": Afghans tell of the Taliban's return to their old torture playbook. CNN's Salma Abdelaziz reports.

Hospitals are coming under fire as conflict in Sudan intensifies. Abdalla Hussein, Doctors Without Borders Operational Manager for Sudan, tells CNN's John Vause that 50% of the hospitals in Khartoum were damaged within 72 hours of fighting.

The Presidents of both Ukraine and Russia meet with their troops near the fighting. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.

Clashes re-erupt between rival factions not long after a 24 hour ceasefire went into effect. CNN's John Vause has the latest on the conflict.

After Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's detention appeal was denied in Moscow, Contributor for Russian Affairs Jill Dougherty explains to Isa Soares why Russian courts are intent on taking his trial to a serious level.

Saab CEO Micael Johansson discusses the war in Ukraine, supply issues, and how his business has responded.

At least 29 people have died after a fire broke out in Changfeng Hospital in China's capital, state media CCTV reported, making it one of the most deadly fires in Beijing in recent years. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout has more.

Andi Owen, CEO of office furniture company MillerKnoll, was asked in a recent video town hall about how workers should stay motivated if they don't get a bonus. A CNN panel reacts to a clip of the video that sparked a backlash on social media.

When the Taliban took over Afghanistan in August 2021, they pushed a reformed image, promising a relatively progressive regime in comparison with their previous rule. But in a move straight from the pages of their old playbook, the Taliban has ordered judges to impose an extreme interpretation of Islamic law under which penalties for perceived offenses can include public executions, flogging and amputations. CNN speaks to Afghans who describe life under the Taliban's reign.

CNN's Marc Stewart gets rare access to the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant where more than 1.2 million tons of once highly radioactive wastewater was treated.