While Greece is battling blazes across the country, Turkey is fighting devastating fires caused by extreme heat. CNN's Kim Brunhuber reports on the wildfires plaguing parts of southern Europe.
After New York City announced people will need proof of Covid-19 vaccination to enter some indoor facilities, acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey likened the rule to the slavery-era freedom papers.
Protests are continuing over the alleged gang rape, murder and forced cremation of a 9-year-old girl in New Delhi, India. CNN's Vedika Sud reports.
A man shown in a bodycam video being pistol-whipped by a police officer in a Denver suburb describes how he thought he was going to die. (Aug. 4)
CNN's Martin Savidge speaks with Arkansas health care workers and administrators about the strain they're under as the state faces rising hospitalizations due to Covid-19.
Anderson Cooper learns about a family who says they "became complete" after adopting a special needs baby, and a woman is happy she finally gets to visit her grandmother after getting a Covid-19 vaccination. Watch "Full Circle" Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6pm E.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is facing increased calls for him to take action to address the state's surging number of cases and hospitalizations from the coronavirus.
A $1.5M home listing went viral for its movie theater full of Star Wars and Star Trek memorabilia.
NYU Business Professor Scott Galloway and Anderson Cooper discuss the Delta variant of Covid-19 and possible vaccine mandates. Watch "Full Circle" Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6pm E.T.
The Italian street artist sprays walls and entire buildings with hyper realistic motifs. His trademark: he incorporates the surroundings into his work, creating stunning 3D images.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports on a recently renovated possible prison camp in Belarus for dissenters against President Alexander Lukashenko.
The World Health Organization is urging a moratorium on administering COVID-19 vaccine boosters to ensure doses are available in countries where few have received their first shots. The White House insists it can share and vaccinate Americans.
