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Jodi Brown says her daughter and niece were ignored by a costumed character during a visit to the Sesame Place theme park in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Brown shares with CNN's Victor Blackwell why she believes the snub happened because the two girls are Black.

The gunman who killed three people and injured two others at a mall in Greenwood, Indiana, Sunday evening was armed with two rifles, a Glock pistol and more than 100 rounds of ammunition, police said.

Unprecedented wildfires are raging across the United Kingdom while the country is experiencing its highest temperatures ever recorded.

Lawyers for Twitter and Elon Musk will have their first chance to square off in court on Tuesday in the case over whether the billionaire Tesla CEO should be forced to follow through with his $44 billion deal to buy the social media company.

Robert Malley, US Special Envoy for Iran, reacts to Vladimir Putin's visit to Tehran and says the chance of reviving the 2015 nuclear deal "diminishes by the day."

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire tells CNN's Becky Anderson about the energy deal France signed with the UAE and the advice he has for Europe to prepare for Russia cutting off its gas supply to the rest of the continent.

Former Trump White House aide Garrett Ziegler is meeting Tuesday with the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection.

As extreme heat engulfs parts of western Europe, CNN reporter Jacqueline Howard shares tips for how to keep safe and cool during a heat wave.

Months of Russian shelling in the Saltivka neighborhood of Kharkiv has caused widespread damage, with numerous buildings and a school hit, according to Reuters.

Italy's river Po Delta in the northern region of the country is affecting farmers and their crops as the climate emergency ravages Europe. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

On the outskirts of Kyiv, past endless rows of Soviet-style apartment blocks, there's a sterile rehabilitation center filled with Ukrainian troops injured on the front lines.

Ukrainian soldier Stepan Kaplunov, 31, was desperate to avoid capture because he is actually a Russian citizen and former Russian soldier. He has been fighting on the front lines against his own country since 2014 to help prevent Putin "reviving USSR 2.0." CNN's Scott McLean meets him in a rehab center in Kyiv after a tank shell exploded next to him.

Miriam has seen her share of high-risk operations and procedures in her years as a veteran doctor in the Philippines -- but none quite as "complicated or as dangerous" as abortions, she said.

While the world's climate is hot and getting hotter, the US government is frozen in time.

Sri Lanka's acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe has said the country's previous administration was "covering up facts" about its crippling financial crisis.

Security forces fired tear gas as Sudanese protesters marched in the capital Khartoum on Sunday against the country's military leadership, holding it responsible for an outbreak of violence in Blue Nile State.

As Europe reaches record temperatures, fire services across the continent are fighting to control huge wildfires in countries including Spain, Portugal and France, with hundreds of deaths blamed on soaring heat that scientists say is consistent with climate change.

Europe is bracing for the potential of a full-blown gas crisis later this week just as an historic heatwave has hiked demand for energy to help cool the continent's homes and businesses.

China is trying to ease panic over two of the biggest issues threatening social stability in the country—mortgage boycotts and frozen bank accounts.

The conflict in Ukraine continues to claim the lives of civilians who are far away from active fighting. CNN's Ivan Watson reports from the southern port city of Mykolaiv, where citizens say they won't be cowed by a Russian terror campaign.

Three people are dead and two others hospitalized after a shooter opened fire in the food court of a Greenwood, Indiana, shopping mall Sunday evening, police say.

More than 2,000 tourists have become stranded in a resort town in southern China after authorities imposed a snap lockdown to curb a Covid flare-up, as the country's stringent zero-Covid policy continues to upend businesses and daily life.

The Indian government's Covid-19 vaccinations hit 2 billion on Sunday, with booster doses underway for all adults, as daily infections hit a four-month high, official data showed.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed two important figures in his government, questioning their leadership qualities and accusing many of their subordinates of treason and collaborating with Russia.

Steve Bannon, President Trump's former adviser, is pushing to install election workers that believe the 2020 election was stolen. For more, see CNN's special report, "Power in Chaos: How Steve Bannon is disrupting democracy".

CNN's Shimon Prokupecz reports on the release of bodycam footage from law enforcement officers who were on the scene of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

A Texas House investigative committee is expected to release a preliminary report Sunday on the Uvalde, Texas, school massacre that left 21 people dead, more than a month after the group began its search for answers.

The Ukrainian military rebuffed Russian advances in Donetsk over the weekend, as the bloody battle for control in the eastern Donbas region grinds on.

Joe Biden's controversial fist bump with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was "a win" for the US President, the Saudi foreign minister told CNN in an exclusive interview on Saturday.

Ukraine is now compiling evidence of the ecological damage from Russia's invasion, in the hopes of one day taking those cases to the International Criminal Court and ultimately making Moscow pay. CNN's Scott McLean reports.

Britain's Conservative leadership contest kicked off this week, a weeks-long process that will result in the country's next prime minister. Besides the standard pledges of tax cuts or a slimmed down state, there has also been an enthusiastic promotion of anti-trans positions, potentially marking an intensification of the current government's "war on woke."

Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, hit back at Joe Biden after the US President confronted him about the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi during a meeting between the two leaders on Friday, according to a source familiar with the matter.