Using secret recordings, public records and interviews, The Associated Press has reconstructed the story of the failed 2015 murder plot by three Ku Klux Klan members to murder a Black man who had been released from a state prison. (July 27)
CNN's Randi Kaye visits a hospital in Florida that is struggling to keep up with patients being admitted with coronavirus.
A US delegation led by the Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman met with Foreign Minister Wang Yi and other officials in Tianjin, China. Each side worked to set the narrative after tense senior-level meetings. CNN's David Culver reports.
CNN's Kaitlan Collins and Arwa Damon report.
CNN's Brian Todd takes a closer look at the use of vaccine passports as more countries in Europe require them.
Watch reality TV star Kyle Richards jump in her pool to escape bees. CNN's Jeanne Moos has the stinging report.
President Joe Biden said Monday the U.S. combat mission in Iraq will conclude by the end of the year, an announcement that reflects the reality on the ground more than a major shift in U.S. policy. (July 26)
France's President Emanuel Macron criticized protesters who believe they should be free to reject the Covid-19 vaccines.
CNN's Amara Walker discusses the debate states and school districts are having over requiring students to wear masks to return to in-person learning and the difficult decisions parents are having to make.
The House Select Committee investigating the January 6 attack will hear testimony from four police officers who were on the front lines that day as rioters stormed the US Capitol in an attempt to stop lawmakers from certifying President Joe Biden's electoral win.
As surfing makes its Olympic sport debut in Japan, CNN's Will Ripley talks to members of the US surfing team about the challenges of making Olympic history during a pandemic.
Wanini Kireri is changing the leadership landscape in the Kenya's prison system. Kireri oversees both men's and women's prisons across the country, where her leadership style has been hailed as firm but humane. Kireri is the first woman in Kenya's Prison Service to hold the position of senior assistant commissioner of prisons, and the first to lead the Prison Staff Training College, based in Ruiru, central Kenya, as its commandant.
