The current acting director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Brandon Wales, sits down with CNN's Pamela Brown to talk ransomware attacks and what everyone in the country can do to prevent them in a CNN exclusive interview.
Thorgan Hazard gave his thoughts on his stunning winner for Belgium against Portugal in the round of 16 at Euro 2020. Thorgan also spoke about the injuries suffered by his brother Eden as well as midfielder star Kevin De Bruyne during the victory.
Portugal manager Fernando Santos was proud of his players and thinks the 1-0 defeat to Belgium in the round of 16 at Euro 2020 was an unfair result given how the defending champions dominated large parts of the match.
Here's a look at the final training session with France before they play Switzerland in the round of 16 at Euro 2020.
The Aguero family tells CNN's Wolf Blitzer how they made it to safety from the eleventh floor of the Champlain Towers South building that collapsed in Surfside, Florida.
Game expert Victor Lucas talks about three big titles from the annual video game convention, including 'Halo Infinite' multiplayer. Rick Damigella reports.
Barbara Res, former executive vice president for the Trump Organization, talks with CNN's Jim Acosta about the possibility of New York prosecutors filing criminal charges against her former employer.
Rescue crews are sifting through a mountain of rubble hoping to find those still missing after a residential building partially collapsed in Surfside, Florida.
Senior White House adviser Cedric Richmond tells CNN's Jake Tapper that "there's a process being set up" to evacuate Afghans who assisted the US military but doesn't offer specifics.
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney tells CNN's Jake Tapper that he does not believe a new report on UFOs describes objects from foreign adversaries, saying "I know there are, they say, trillions of galaxies out there, so who knows what might have developed somewhere else?"
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney tells CNN's Jake Tapper that "we need to undertake efforts globally to make sure that we're not contributing to more warming of the planet."
CNN's Brian Stelter says the content coming from pro-Trump media, led by Fox News host Sean Hannity, softens the ground for conspiracies and makes their audience comfortable with violence.
