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Historic flooding struck Fort Lauderdale, Florida, causing local officials to issue flash flood emergency warnings. CNN's Carlos Suarez reports.

Jury selection is set to begin in Dominion Voting Systems' $1.6B defamation case against Fox. The trial is still moving forward despite the judge sanctioning Fox for withholding evidence and his plans to appoint a special master to investigate whether the right-wing network lied to the court. Fox has denied any wrong doing in the case. In a pretrial hearing, Dominion also played previously unaired audio of Fox host Maria Bartiromo and former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani discussing whether Dominion had ties to top Democrats, a claim the network's guests made in 2020. CNN's Marshall Cohen has more.

Pakistan has been racked with political instability, economic woes and an energy crisis. In addition, last year's record flooding left millions reliant on aid and record inflation has caused food prices to shoot up. CNN's Sophia Saifi reports from Islamabad on the food shortages amid the holy month of Ramadan.

Former deputy commander of US Indo-Pacific command Dan Leaf tells Christiane Amanpour a permanent peace agreement with North Korea is vital for global security.

As Twitter faces fresh criticism for several recent decisions, its billionaire owner sat down for a rare interview with the BBC to talk about various aspects of running the platform.

Toxic smoke is billowing from a massive fire at a recycling plant in Indiana, as local residents are forced to evacuate. CNN's Omar Jimenez reports on the environmental and health concerns.

CNN's Kevin Liptak is in Dublin as President Biden celebrates his Irish heritage during a three-day visit to Ireland, which includes an address to the Irish Parliament and a meeting with Ireland's president.

A flash flood emergency has been declared in parts of South Florida after up to 20 inches of rain fell on Wednesday, with more precipitation in the forecast.

Two new studies show water levels are rising much faster than previously thought in cities along the Southeastern U.S. coast. CNN's Kim Brunhuber interviews one of the study's co-authors, Tor Tornqvist.

Hundreds attend a prayer vigil in Louisville, Kentucky to honor the five people killed in Monday's mass shooting at a bank.

Democratic Arizona gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs responds to criticism that she's committing "political malpractice" for refusing to debate her Republican opponent Kari Lake.

A former EPA official discusses new strict emission standards aimed at pushing Americans toward more electric vehicles in the near future.

Royal watcher Sandro Monetti discusses reaction to announcement that Prince Harry will attend upcoming coronation of King Charles III alone.

Ukraine has opened a war crimes investigation into apparent beheading video. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

Buckingham Palace confirms the Duke of Sussex will travel to the United Kingdom for his father's coronation next month. His wife will stay back in the United States with their children. Isa Soares reports.

Two videos have emerged on pro-Russian social media in the past week that appear to show Russian soldiers beheading Ukrainian soldiers. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed those involved would be held accountable. CNN senior international correspondent Ben Wedeman reports from Ukraine.

CNN's auto expert Peter Valdes-Dapena tells "Nightcap's" Jon Sarlin how consumers' choices may be affecting car prices. For more, watch the full Nightcap episode here.

In an exclusive interview with CNN's Kaitlan Collins, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says in the wake of a mass shooting in Louisville, that we need to do more to de-stigmatize mental health and everyone needs to show a little more love and less hate in their day-to-day.

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for an increase in combat training while visiting military forces, following China's third day of drills in a show of force around Taiwan's coast.

The Dominion trial begins Thursday, after judge accuses Fox of withholding information.