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CNN's Dam Simon reports from the streets of San Francisco where poverty, homelessness and rampant drug use complicate efforts to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic.

Hong Kong's biggest pro-democracy newspaper, Apple Daily, will close its print and digital production as Beijing tightens its grip.

Brian Belski, Chief Investment Strategist at BMO Capital Markets, shares his investment strategy for a post-pandemic world.

The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, says he wants to know what caused the January 6th insurrection and fired back at Rep. Matt Gaetz's (R-FL) question about critical race theory.

Britain marks five years since its decision to leave the European Union, with economic impacts just beginning and worries of a divided UK enduring.

Munich (Germany) (AFP) – Munich is decked out in rainbow colours after UEFA refused to allow the city's stadium to take a stand against an anti-LGBTQ law in Hungary ahead of a match between the two countries. Hungary's Parliament on June 15 passed legislation banning the "promotion" of homosexuality to minors in what critics say is a crackdown on LGBTQ rights.

An ancient mummy, believed to belong to a priest, got a CT scan at a hospital in Milan, Italy. The procedure is part of a project that aims to discover the mummy's identity and the way it was preserved.

Britain's Ministry of Defence has denied that one of its vessels was shot at by Russian navy near Crimea. In a statement on Wednesday the MoD said one of its ships had been "conducting innocent passage through Ukrainian territorial waters" and that no shots were directed at it.

CNN's Jessica Schneider explains the Supreme Court ruling against union access while Jeffrey Toobin notes that the decision shows that the body still has deep political divisions.

UEFA, European football's governing body, has declined a request to light up Munich's Allianz Arena in rainbow colors for the Euro 2020 match between Germany and Hungary.

CNN's Becky Anderson speaks with UN's World Food Programme (WFP) executive director David Beasley about the developing food crisis in southern Madagascar which he says has pushed 1.14 million people "right to the very edge of starvation." Successive droughts made worse by climate change are plaguing the African island, according to the WFP.