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CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Chris Cuomo discuss if we are any closer to finding out where and how Covid-19 originated.

The European Union has a China problem. The bloc, for financial and strategic reasons, wants to build strong economic ties with Beijing that bolster Brussels' desire to be a serious player on the world stage as the leading light of Western values.

With less than two months until the Tokyo Olympics begin, a group of US public health experts are among the latest to warn that pushing forward with the rescheduled 2020 Games puts athletes -- and the public -- at risk amid the pandemic.

One of New York City's newer tourist attractions is reopening to the public with a focus on suicide prevention after three young adults took their own lives there over the last year.

CNN's Jake Tapper looks into a Congressional report that shows how US companies may have benefited from forced labor of Uyghur Muslims.

Eric Carle, the author and artist of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and dozens of other popular children's book, has died at 91.

Anderson Cooper learns about a woman who has learned that beekeeping provides serenity during the pandemic and a great-grandmother who has a creative way to keep track of her family members. Watch "Full Circle Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6p E.T.

Days after the United States announced financial sanctions and visa restrictions on Ethiopian and Eritrean officials, eyewitnesses told CNN that hundreds of young men were rounded up from displaced peoples camps in Shire, a town in Tigray, late Monday evening.

Human rights groups fear the worst for the dissident journalist detained while traveling on a Ryanair flight after another Belarusian activist, Witold Ashurok, died in custody, suggesting abuse. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.

Villarreal won its first major European trophy after defeating Manchester United in a marathon penalty shootout in the UEFA Europa League final.

"Water bears" and baby squid are about to hitch a ride to space.

"We have arrived in the US not for the American dream, we are here for the vaccine dream," 49-year-old Elver Estela told CNN. The businessman had travelled from Peru looking for the Covid-19 vaccine and got his first dose of Pfizer at a vaccination center in Seattle.

Following a series of incidents aboard aircraft, including an assault that left a flight attendant with facial injuries and two missing teeth, the union representing Southwest Airlines' flight attendants is urging the company to take stronger steps to protect its members from an "epidemic of aggression and assault."

Public health expert Michael Osterholm tells CNN's John Berman that the current Covid-19 safety approach for the Tokyo Olympics is "dangerous" if many of the plans don't change.

A Dutch court has ruled that Royal Dutch Shell must dramatically reduce its carbon emissions in a landmark climate decision that could have far reaching consequences for oil companies.

Syrians were voting Wednesday in presidential elections widely dismissed by experts and activists as a sham poll, rigged in favor of President Bashar al-Assad.

James Bond, meet Jeff Bezos.

ExxonMobil's response to the climate crisis could very well be decided on Wednesday.

The man who served as Boris Johnson's most senior adviser at the height of the coronavirus pandemic has apologized publicly for the UK government's response to the crisis, which he has said fell "disastrously short" of what the public should expect.

CNN's Kyung Lah speaks to Arizona state Senate President Karen Fann about the controversial audit taking place in Maricopa County.

CNN's Bianca Nobilo looks at how Dominic Cummings went from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's right-hand man to biggest enemy.

Syrians are voting in presidential elections widely dismissed by experts and activists as a sham poll, rigged in favor of President Bashar al-Assad. CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.

Russian national Sofia Sapega appeared in a video posted on a pro-government social media channel after being detained in Minsk, Belarus, when a Ryanair flight from Athens, Greece, to Vilnius, Lithuania, was diverted by Belarusian air traffic control. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.

Authorities are investigating more than 100 reports of vehicles being struck by projectiles along a busy Southern California freeway over the last month.

Two zookeepers have been killed by tigers this week at separate zoos in China, according to state media.

"F9" star John Cena has professed his love for China after calling Taiwan a "country" during an interview that generated a backlash among fans in Hollywood's most important international market.

When Uddhab Gautam got his first vaccine dose back in February, Covid-19 cases in Nepal were low.

Intense heat and high humidity could pose a serious risk to athletes at this year's Tokyo Olympics, according to a new report.

Manhattan's top prosecutor has convened a grand jury that is expected to decide whether to indict former President Donald Trump should prosecutors present criminal charges in their probe of the Trump Organization, two people familiar with the matter told The Washington Post.

The US government is calling out safety concerns with the aviation system in Mexico in a move that also blocks Mexican carriers from launching new service to the United States.

Mali's transitional vice president Assimi Goita said Tuesday that he removed the transitional president and prime minister from office, confirming reports from several international groups that the leaders had been ousted on Monday.

London police released new details Tuesday about a shooting that left British Black Lives Matter activist Sasha Johnson fighting for her life in hospital, saying Johnson was shot by a group of four men at a party but that it did not appear to be a targeted attack.

Donald Trump's attorney defended the ex-President's incendiary speech on January 6, saying he is protected under the First Amendment and had "absolute immunity" while he was President to contest the election, according to a court filing this week.

CNN's Zain Asher speaks with Bernice King, the daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., about the dangers of hatred and overcoming it.

The first face-to-face meeting between President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin will take place next month in Switzerland, the White House confirmed Tuesday, as the administration and the Kremlin finalize arrangements for the summit.

A 26-year-old Belarusian dissident was detained while traveling on a Ryanair flight from Athens, Greece, to Vilnius, Lithuania, on Sunday. Shortly before touchdown the plane was diverted by Belarusian air traffic control to the capital Minsk over a supposed security alert. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.

Keith Magee wrote a letter to his Black son on the one year anniversary of George Floyd's death, where Magee describes the fear he feels for his son as a Black child and why this inspired Magee to move to the United Kingdom.

CNN's John Avlon explains how the "state-sponsored hijacking" of a Ryanair flight to detain a journalist is another example of autocrats pushing the limits of acceptable behavior.

CNN's Brianna Keilar rolls the tape on the credibility of the Wuhan lab leak theory or the possibility the coronavirus emerged from a lab in China.

International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound says he believes the Olympic Games will go ahead this year and says the option of canceling the event is "essentially off the table."

The Tokyo Olympics, postponed in 2020 during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, are facing increasing hurdles in putting on a 2021 show.