Democratic Rep. Nikema Williams of Georgia, a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, tells CNN’s Pamela Brown she’s confident that the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the reconciliation package will pass in the coming days.
Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar, who represents a district along the US-Mexico border in Texas, tells CNN’s Pamela Brown that if Vice President Kamala Harris has been tasked with responding to challenges at the border, she should make a visit to the border to see the situation firsthand.
CNN’s Tom Foreman takes a look at what’s in the massive tax and spending bill that would expand education, health care and childcare support, address the climate crisis and make further investments in infrastructure.
CNN’s Pamela Brown takes a look at how former President Donald Trump’s Big Lie about the 2020 election will affect the next presidential election.
Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan discusses former President Donald Trump’s lingering influence in the Republican Party.
As the city of Portland’s police force experiences a staffing shortage, organizations like Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center are stepping up to help stop the city’s uptick in gun violence. CNN’s Ryan Young reports.
Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has repeatedly criticized Democrats for increasing the national debt while arguing that “every amount of money spent in the Trump administration was accounted for” during his presidency. CNN’s Holmes Lybrand breaks down the facts.
Following the disappearance and then the discovery of the body of Gabby Petito in Wyoming, dozens of local and federal officers have searched in a swampy Florida nature reserve for her 23-year-old fiancé Brian Laundrie.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) got into a shouting match outside the Capitol with Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) over abortion rights.
NYU Professor Scott Galloway says the drop in men going to college is part of a growing mating crisis in the US and that the country runs the risk of producing “too many of the most dangerous cohort in the world” if the trend isn’t reversed.
Police in Moab, Utah are under fire for their response to a domestic dispute between Gabby Petito and her fiancé. Were the officers at fault for letting them go?
Robert Costa details the reporting in ‘Peril’ about White House discussions before the January 6 rally and riot that show the intentions of President Trump to ‘change the course of an election.’
Eight months into Biden’s term, while he does not pose a perilous threat to the nation like his predecessor did, he faces political peril - due to a combination of crises.
Enrollment at U.S. colleges is now 60-40 female - the largest gender gap in our history. NYU Professor Scott Galloway says this means we are producing too many of ‘the most dangerous person in the world: a broke and alone male.’
Ada County, Idaho, Coroner Dotti Owens speaks out about the county’s influx of Covid-19 deaths and says the county is running low on room to store bodies.
Moderate and progressive Democrats seem unable to agree about the $3.5T spending bill, but House ‘Problem Solver’ caucus member Crissy Houlahan (D-PA) says, ‘It all looks like a disaster until it’s not.’
Polls have Biden at the lowest point of his Presidency, especially among Independents. David Axelrod says, ‘some of this is self-inflicted,’ but ‘these are tumultuous times.’
“The View” guest host Ana Navarro walks CNN’s Anderson Cooper through what happened after she and host Sunny Hostin both tested positive for Covid-19 and were removed from set on air. Navarro has since tested negative twice.
Two hosts of ‘The View’ tested positive for Covid - just ahead of a scheduled interview with Kamala Harris.
This week on “Pop Off,” CNN reporter Lisa Respers France talks all things Britney Spears, from her “Star Search” years to the #FreeBritney movement and her conservatorship battle. Subscribe to Lisa’s “Pop Life Chronicles” newsletter here.
Gabriel Sterling, a Republican election official in Georgia, responds to Mike Lindell’s latest false remark about the 2020 election.
CNN’s Paula Reid reports.
CNN’s Nick Watt reports.
The science fiction literary classic becomes a streaming series on Apple TV+. Rick Damigella reports.
CNN’s Melissa Bell reports from Port-au-Prince, where migrants are being flown back as a migrant camp in Del Rio, Texas, is cleared.
In the wake of national interest surrounding the case of Gabby Petito, minority families are calling out the disparities in cases where the missing person is White compared with those involving Black and brown people.
CNN’s Paul Vercammen goes inside a tiny home built to house the homeless in Los Angeles.
CNN’s Brynn Gingras interviews NYPD police officer Sergeant Matthew Moschetto and his experience performing water rescues during the massive flooding from Hurricane Ida.
The longest continental mountain range in the world may be one of the last places you would expect to find a palm tree. High above the foliage of the Andean mountains, Colombia’s National Tree, the wax palm, has been intriguing scientists for decades.
Steve Bannon appeared to admit on his podcast to talking with former President Trump about “killing” Biden’s presidency “in the crib” in the days before the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
Thirteen heavily modified cars used in “Mad Max: Fury Road” are under the gavel at Lloyd’s Auction for fans of the post-apocalyptic 2015 film. Super-turbo charged and armed with weaponry, Lloyd’s says it’s the “greatest barn-find ever recorded.”
Anderson Cooper Full Circle is nominated for an Emmy! We broadcast the show with every team-member remote and are nominated for the category of “Outstanding Technical Achievement.” Anderson takes viewers behind the scenes.
Colombia’s President Iván Duque discusses how his country manages refugees, his record on climate and social inequality.
Katharine Hayhoe, climate scientist and author of “Saving Us”, talks to Amanpour about how to have constructive conversations on the climate crisis.
CNN’s Larry Madowo speaks with Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, about her reaction to the UK keeping South Africa on its red list for arrivals as of October 4, 2021. This means that travelers arriving from South Africa - regardless of their vaccinations status - will face onerous entry requirements, including a mandatory minimum 10-day hotel quarantine at a cost of more than $3,000.
A draft of the sham review of the 2020 election ordered by Arizona Republicans confirmed that Donald Trump lost to President Joe Biden in the state’s critical Maricopa County.
Actor Chris Pratt shared his excitement on social media over voicing Mario in the upcoming “Super Mario Bros.” movie and reminisced about playing the game as a child.
A Georgia pilot was rescued from power lines after his small plane crashed.
After several days of living in squalid conditions under the Del Rio International Bridge, the last remaining migrants departed a makeshift camp there. CNN’s Josh Campbell reports.
Engage in battle with LEGO minifigures in galaxy far, far away in a game exclusively on Apple Arcade. Rick Damigella reports.
A body found in a river in early September has finally been identified as missing 25-year-old graduate student Jelani Day. His mother Carmen Bolden Day spoke to CNN about how she learned her son’s body had been identified. She says authorities should have worked harder to find her son, who was first reported missing on August 25 in Bloomington, Illinois.
“The View” host Sunny Hostin and guest host Ana Navarro have both tested positive for breakthrough cases of Covid-19 ahead of an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris did not interact with either Hostin or Navarro before the show, according to a White House official.
President Joe Biden says he takes responsibility for the the situation at the southern border of the United States and says there will be consequences for the images of US border agents, mounted on horseback, trying to head off migrants.
Antoine Fuqua directs Gyllenhaal in a film where he shares the screen with voices on the other end of the phone. Rick Damigella reports.
Chinese government agencies said that all cryptocurrency-related business activities are illegal. CNN’s Clare Sebastian reports on the latest measures to counter risks posed by digital currencies.
Donald Trump’s effort to destroy confidence in US elections suffered a serious setback after a draft of the sham review ordered by Arizona Republicans confirmed that he had lost to President Joe Biden in the state’s critical Maricopa County. CNN’s John Avlon and Harry Enten break down the consequences of the audit.
Critically acclaimed Qatari composer and songwriter Dana Al Fardan is releasing a new album, “Indigo,” that is a personal introspection of life during the pandemic.
The National Museum of Qatar hosts rare pearl creations, including the world’s most expensive carpet, Elizabeth Taylor’s earrings and unique tiaras.
Emma Hayes is one of the most successful coaches in world football, but as a woman, she’s known what it’s like to feel discrimination. Speaking exclusively to CNN for the launch of Chelsea’s No To Hate campaign, she’s sent a stark warning about the potential consequences of the online abuse that her players receive.
Chelsea have launched a campaign to tackle racism and discrimination, as the European Champions try to make the sport a more inclusive and welcoming environment. CNN’s Amanda Davies spoke with women’s football stars Jess Carter and Magdalena Eriksson about the club’s “No To Hate” campaign and how they deal with abuse on social media.