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Rudy Giuliani speaks out for the first time after federal investigators executed a search warrant at his New York City apartment and office. CNN's Jake Tapper and Eli Honig discuss.

U.S. health regulators pledged again Thursday to try to ban menthol cigarettes, this time under pressure from African American groups to remove the mint flavor popular among Black smokers. (April 29)

A U.S. Air Force C-5 cargo aircraft left northern California on Wednesday carrying COVID-19 relief supplies for India. The cargo included oxygen cylinders, medical masks and rapid test kits as India struggles with a coronavirus surge. (April 29)

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announces a plan to tie the lifting of coronavirus restrictions to Michigan's vaccination rate (April 29)

Students in New Jersey's two largest cities have begun making their return to classrooms in person after learning remotely because of the COVID-19 outbreak. (April 29)

Virginia Tech's Special Collections has one of the most extensive collections of documents, memorabilia and personal papers from the Apollo 11 mission, thanks in part to donations from Michael Collins. (April 29)

The decision by global media giants to comply with demands by the Turkish government to open offices in Turkey is prompting concerns about media freedoms. Press freedom advocates say because the companies will now be subject to Turkish laws, that could mean Turkey's people will no longer have a venue to freely express their views.

Athletes and their close contacts will have daily coronavirus tests at this summer's Games, Tokyo 2020 chief Seiko Hashimoto says. The statement came as Olympics officials held top-level talks, during which International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach stressed that everyone's health and safety was their "top priority".

During his first joint address to Congress, President Joe Biden reflected on being Vice President and passing a cancer proposal bill with the support of Sen. Mitch McConnell while discussing the need for medical research and development in the US.

The British government has asked its central bank to look into launching a digital currency to co-exist with Sterling, earning the nickname 'Britcoin'. So what would the difference be between Britcoin on your phone and pounds in your pocket?

Prime Minister Janša is intensifying pressure on Slovenia's independent media, raising concerns from the European Union