President Biden is expected to announce his 2024 reelection campaign this week as Donald Trump surges ahead of GOP rivals in the polls.
A Russian official threatens to end the Ukraine grain deal if the G7 bans exports. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.
Activists who have fled Iran's repressive regime find that the government still tracks them. As CNN's Salma Abdelaziz reports, some of their parents are even being targeted back home.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is visiting with U.S. allies. He will travel to Israel, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the two will meet. CNN's Hadas Gold reports from Jerusalem.
Reports of "shots fired" caused a panic at a basketball tournament in Mansfield, Texas.
Twitter and Elon Musk face backlash from users after days of verified, blue check mark confusion. CNN's Rosemary Church interviews Thomas Germain, Senior Reporter for Gizmodo.
U.S. aviation authorities are investigating two separate American Airlines fires. CNN's Polo Sandoval reports.
CNN's Laila Harrak speaks to Brent Lewis, the chairperson of the global jury for the World Press Photo of the Year awards.
CNN's Hadas Gold shares the story of Suleiman Maswadeh, a Palestinian journalist who reports for Israeli TV in Hebrew. He says he faces a lot of pressure and criticism for his work from both sides, even from his family.
A photograph of a fatally injured pregnant woman being carried from a maternity hospital damaged by shelling in Ukraine's Mariupol in March of last year has won the World Press Photo of the Year award. Evgeniy Maloletka, the Ukrainian war photographer who shot the image, tells CNN's Laila Harrak the story behind the photo.
CNN's Kim Brunhuber looks at how Japan's crying baby sumo festival has returned for the first time since the pandemic.
Russia's oil products are still finding ways to buyers around the world with the help of "grey fleets." CNN's Clare Sebastian has more.
An American Airlines flight leaving from Charlotte-Douglas International airport bound for Dallas-Fort Worth safely returned to the gate after flames were seen shooting out from the wing of the plane. WSOC's Erika Jackson reports.
Video from a French skier's helmet camera shows his sudden, unstoppable descent into a deep crevasse in the Alps.
Rep. Justin Jones, one of two newly-reinstated Democrats in the Tennessee House of Representatives after being expelled for protesting against gun violence on the House floor, shares why he carried a fake, infant-sized coffin into the state capitol upon his return.
An animatronic dragon caught fire during a showing of "Fantasmic" at California's Disneyland park. Disney says the fire was quickly extinguished. They added that all cast members and guests were evacuated from Tom Sawyer Island and from attractions located near the island.
Today CNN 10 is examining the United States' decision to evacuate government personnel from Sudan. A group of just over 100 special operations forces were involved in the extraction following a week of heavy fighting between rival military factions in the country. Then, we travel to the Florida Keys to meet a diver who's on a mission to help bring the area's coral reefs back to life. All that and more on this episode of CNN 10.
CNN's Fredricka Whitfield speaks with Los Angeles Times op-ed columnist LZ Granderson about the Los Angeles Dodgers organization renewing its contract with baseball player Andrew Toles so he can keep his health insurance.
An American Airlines plane was forced to return to the airport in Columbus, Ohio, after a possible bird strike may have sparked an engine fire. CNN's Polo Sandoval has the latest.
Former first lady Michelle Obama sat down with "The Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon and opened up about how she felt living in the White House.
