President Biden backed away from his claim that Facebook is "killing people" by allowing Covid-19 misinformation, clarifying that his previous assertion wasn't meant to be a personal attack on the company.
Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) took issue with reporters asking GOP lawmakers if they were vaccinated, and said reporters should be asking the Democrats if they are vaccinated. A CNN survey found that 100% of Democratic lawmakers on Capitol hill have been vaccinated.
As former President Trump prepares to head to Arizona, CNN's Kyung lah reports on his focus on the state following the 2020 election.
CNN's Randi Kaye spoke to a nurse in a hospital in Florida about patients in the ICU with Covid-19 begging for the vaccine.
Former President Donald Trump's political action committee has raised $75 million in donations so far this year, but despite Trump's continued support of the sham Arizona election fraud audit, none of the PAC's money has been used to fund the audit.
Macy the Yorkshire terrier becomes a hero after rescuing 10-year-old Lily Kwan from a coyote. HLN's Robin Meade reports.
African countries must step up surveillance and double down on COVID-19 prevention measures as the third wave is absolutely not over, said the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Africa on Thursday.
CNN's Alex Marquardt looks into the possibility of cyberattacks during the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo.
A new United Nations report says that nearly 20 years after the September 11th attacks, Islamist terrorism remains a major threat around the world, especially in East and West Africa. In the Western world, they say, pandemic travel restrictions have played "an important role in combating terrorism.
Carol Leonnig, a co-author of the book "I Alone Can Fix It," describes how former President Donald Trump reacted while he was watching the January 6 Capitol riot unfold on TV from inside the White House.
CNN's Bill Weir reports on the extreme conditions in the US and around the world which are a result of a worsening climate crisis.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is the subject of public wrath over his mismanagement of the Covid crisis and a growing vaccine scandal that could engulf his presidency. CNN's Isa Soares reports.
