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Lawyers for the Trump Organization say charges against the company and its finance chief for fraud and tax crimes are "political", after they pleaded not guilty in a New York court. "If the name of the company was something else, I don't think these charges would have been brought," says one outside the Manhattan courtroom.

Apple says its work on climate change in Europe will not be hindered by its ongoing legal battles with the EU over what Brussels believes are unfair competitive practices. Speaking to Euronews in Vienna, the tech giant's vice president of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, Lisa Jackson, said its corporate operations are already carbon neutral and that all efforts are now on greening their supply chain by 2030.

Nicholas Dlamini is the first Black South African to compete in the Tour de France, riding for Team Qhubeka NextHash. He talks to CNN's Richard Quest about what it means to be a role model.

President Joe Biden and Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) came together to support the people of Surfside, Florida, after a condo building collapsed.

Hateful attacks on Jews and their religion have been increasing in Europe for years, but pandemic restrictions and the recent violence between Israel and Hamas have led to an upsurge, reports CNN's Melissa Bell.

Private space operations continue to expand. Plus, Europe's space agency continues its quest for diversity, and a French astronaut makes good – sort of – on a promise to his crewmates. VOA's Arash Arabasadi brings us the Week in Space.

The Netflix documentary short follows students through a year of challenges, doubt, and growth at the Maryland School for the Deaf. David Daniel reports.

A hate speech debate turned heated in New Zealand's Parliament when Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern suggested the country's opposition leader was a "Karen." The insult, popularized last year by an internet meme, broadly refers to an entitled White woman who is unafraid to use her privilege to make unreasonable demands.