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•U.S.: Putin & Kim may meet on Potential Arms Deal; UAE Pledges $4.5B in Clean Energy Investments; Risk of Malaria Outbreaks Growing with Warming Climate; Should there be Negotiations with Russia; Crime Rises in Israel's Arab Community; Saudi Football Clubs to Play in Iran for First Time in 7 Years. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Russia-North Korea Negotiations; Cuba Uncovers Russian War Trafficking Ring; COVID Mutations; U.N. Chief Calls for Africa to Be "Renewable Energy Superpower"; Kenyan President Wants More Climate Finance for Continent; Delhi Neighborhood Uprooted Pre-G20; Crime Rises in Arab Israeli Community; Wisconsin Pier Collapse. Aired 10-11 ET

•Ukrainian President Replaces Defense Minister; Ramaphosa: No Evidence South Africa Supplied Arms to Russia; Africa Climate Summit Convenes in Nairobi; China's Leader may Skip Gathering of Top Economics; UAE Launches Commercial Gaming Regulator; UAE Celebrates Return of Emirati Astronaut Al Neyadi to Earth. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Russia Bombs Ukrainian Ports Near Danube; Junta Leader Sworn In As Transitional President; Africa Climate Summit Convenes In Nairobi. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•Ukrainian Official: Drone Attacks that Hit Russian Air Base were Launched from Inside Russia; Do Issues in the U.S. Undermine its Fight for International Justice; Spanish Men's Coach Apologizes for Applauding Rubiales; Judge: Trump Georgia 2020 Election Trial can be Televised; U.S. Economy Added 187,000 Jobs in August; Paris Ban on Electric Scooters comes into Effect. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Russia Under Drone Attacks for Four Straight Day; Rubiales Still on the Job After Unwanted Kiss; Typhoon Saola Bears Down on Hong Kong; U.S. Economy Added More Jobs than Expected in August; Coup Leaders Moving Forward with Plans to Rule Gabon; Proud Boys Leader Sentenced to 17 Years in Prison; Pope Francis Visits Mongolia for the First Time. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•73 Killed in Johannesburg Building Fire, Dozens Injured; Trump Pleads Not Guilty in Election Interference Case in Georgia, Waves Arraignment; Coup Leaders Name General Nguema as Transitional Leader; One Killed by Palestinian Authority Security Forces; UEFA President Ceferin: Rubiales' Behavior "Inappropriate"; U.S. Official Wants Marijuana Reclassified. Aired 11a-12p ET
•73 Killed In Johannesburg Building Fire, Dozens Injured; Coup Leaders Name General Nguema As Transitional Leader; U.S.: Russia And N. Korea Working On Arms Deal; UEFA Pres. Ceferin: Rubiales' Behavior "Inappropriate"; Rubiales' Mother Hospitalized After Hunger Strike; Two Years Since The U.S. Military's Withdrawal From Afghanistan; Mitch McConnell Freezes Again While Talking With Reporters In Kentucky; Tropical Storm Idalia Moving Over South Carolina; Chinese Developer Country Garden Faces Crunch Vote On Debt Repayment; UBS Will Cut 3,000 Jobs In Switzerland As It Absorbs Credit Suisse. Aired 10-11a ET

•Ukraine: Capital Saw "Massive" Attack Overnight; Zelenskyy Adviser: War Moving to Russia's Territory; Military Officers Say they Seized Power. Aired 11:50a-12p ET
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•Spain's Regional Football Chiefs: Rubiales must Resign; Storm Begins Heavy Rains, Flooding to Cuba; Officials: ISIS-Linked Smuggler Helped Migrants Enter U.S.; Iniesta: Controversy Overshadowing WWC Victory; Ukraine Breaks through Russian Defenses in the South; Study Finds Early Signs of Disease in Young Athletes. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Hurricane Idalia Brings Heavy Rains, Flooding to Cuba; Tight Security at Cemetery amid Rumors of Prigozhin Funeral; Rare Video of Paul Whelan in Prison; Toyota Suspends Production at Japanese Plants; Ukrainians Turn to Odessa; Egypt Offers to Mediate in Sudanese Civil War; Gender Pay Gap in Tennis. Aired 10-11a ET

•Spanish Prosecutor's Office Opens Rubiales Investigation; Spain's Football Holding "Urgent" Meeting; UAE Records Hottest Day of the year, 50.8C; Zelenskyy: Elections still Possible in Ukraine Next Year; Protest Erupt in Libya after Libyan Foreign Minister Met with Israeli Counterpart Last Week; Simone Biles Wins Record 8th U.S. All-Round Title. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Spain's Football Federation Holding "Urgent" Meeting; Zelenskyy: Election Still Possible Next Year; Moldovan President: Ukraine Needs More Intl. Support; France To Ban Wearing Abayas In Public Schools; Outrage In India After Teacher Tells Students To Slap 7-Year-Old Classmate Who Is Muslim; Thousands Of Migrants Arrive In Italy; White Gunman Kills Three Black People In Florida Store; U.K. Restricts Air Traffic Flow Due To "Technical Issue"; Crew-7 Arrives At The International Space Station. Aired 10:05-10:45a ET

•Trump Surrenders in Georgia, Mug Shot Released; Kremlin Rejects Involvement in Prigozhin Crash; U.S. to Start Training Ukrainians for F-16s in October; Spanish Football says Luis Rubiales to be Suspended after he Refuses to Resign; TEPCO: f*ckushima Seawater Samples within Safe Limits; Blackswan has no Korean Members. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Donald Trump's Mug Shot Released After Surrendering in Georgia; Yevgeny Prigozhin Presumed Killed in Plane Crash Wednesday; CNN Investigates Final Moments of Prigozhin's Flight; U.S. to Start Training Ukrainians on F-16s in October; Firefighters Struggle to Contain Greek Wildfires; Millions of Americans Under Heat Alert; Prosecuting Donald Trump. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•Wagner Chief's Fate still Unknown a Day after Plane Crash; Putin: BRICS Global Influence will Continue to Grow; Trump to Surrender for Booking at Fulton County Jail; Will Inviting Six New Countries Pay Off; Wagner's Prigozhin Presumed Dead in Plane Crash; India Making Historic Landing on Moon's South Pole. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Wagner Chief's Fate Still Unknown; Pre-Dawn Crimea Raid Kills 30 Russians; BRICS Invites Six Countries to Join Bloc; Trump to Surrender at Fulton County Jail; GOP Presidential Candidates Face Off without Trump; India Celebrates Success in New Lunar Space Race. Aired 10-11a ET

•Wildfires Explode Across Greece; COP28 Director-General Speaks to CNN; Students & Teachers Dangle in Cable Car for 14 Hours; Xi calling for "Just and Reasonable" Global Governance; Giuliani Arrives in Atlanta to Face 2020 Election Charges; Rubiales Apologized, Spain PM says it was "Not Enough". Aired 11a-12p ET
•India Lands Spacecraft on the Moon; Climate Change Linked to Canada Fires; Suspected Chinese Dissident Flees on Jet Ski; Teachers and Students Dangle in Cable Car for 14 Hours; Inside Ukraine's Elite Sniper Unit; Giuliani Heads to Atlanta to Face Charges. Aired 10-10:40a ET

•BRICS Expansion is a Major Agenda Item in Johannesburg; Member Nations look to Boost Global Influence; Video Show Palestinian Man Shot from Behind; Microsoft Submits New Plan to UK Watchdog; Ukraine: Zaporizhzhia Struck 96 Times in 24 Hours; Republican Candidates Prepare for First Debate without Trump. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Two Children Rescued from Dangling Chair Lift; BRICS Summit; Russia Pounds Zaporizhzhya Area with Shells, Missiles; Israel Forces Search for Huwara Shooter; Japan to Release Wastewater as Soon as Thursday; Trump to Turn Himself in on Thursday. Aired 10-11a ET

•Denmark And The Netherlands To Send F-16 Jets To Ukraine; Post- Tropical Cyclone Hilary Lashes U.S. Southwest; Electric Scooters Gaining Popularity In India; HRW Accuses Saudi Border Guards Of Killing Ethiopians; Ecuador's Presidential Vote Moves To Runoff; Messi Expected To give Football A Boost In U.S. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Post-Tropical Cyclone Hilary Lashing U.S. Southwest; HRW Accuses Saudi Border Guards Of Killing Ethiopians; Zelenskyy Thanks Denmark For Pledge To Send F-16 Jets. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•Gathering Comes Amid Rising Concerns about China and North Korea; Biden Hosts Japanese, South Korean Leaders at Summit; Russia: Ukraine Launched Drone Attack on Moscow; Biden Hosts Historic South Korea-Japan Summit at Camp David; Health Officials Track new Variant Found in Four Countries; Chess Federation Limits how Transgender Players Compete. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Biden Hosts Japanese, South Korean Leaders at Camp David; North Korea Could Launch ICBM in Response to Camp David Summit; Russia Blames Ukraine Launched Drone Attack on Moscow; Trump Requests 2026 Date for Federal Election Trial; Maui Fire Has Killed At Least 111; Landslides in India Leave More Than 70 Dead; ECOWAS Defense Chiefs Meet to Discuss Niger Crisis; Going Green by Reducing Food Waste. Aired 10-11a ET

•Inside Ukraine's Fight to Liberate Town in Donetsk Region; Giuliani Appeals to Trump to pay Legal Bills; The Future of Saudi-Israeli Relations; Rudy Giuliani asked Trump to help Pay his Legal Bills; Artificial Intelligence could help Reduce Plane Emissions; Blockbuster Film Opens in Saudi Arabia to Wide Acclaim. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Ukraine Not Expecting Jet Deliveries This Year; Disadvantaged Nations Receiving Less than One-Fifth of Black Sea Grain Exports; "Barbie" Opens in Saudi Arabia; Giuliani Asks Trump for Monetary Help; North Korea Planning ICBM Launch; Going Green: Loowatt. Aired 10-11a ET

•Trump& 18 Others Charged with Criminal Racketeering; Ukraine Claims Liberation of Urozhaine in Donetsk Region; Evidence of 30 Mass Graves Reported in West Darfur; Intel Scraps Plans to Buy Israeli Chipmaker; Neymar Appears in Video for new Saudi Club Al-Hilal; Group Rescued after being Lost at Sea 38 Hours. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Russian Drone Attacks Damage Ukrainian Grain Facilities; U.S. Remains Focused on Soldier's Safe Return from North Korea; Hawaii Wildfires Claim 106 Confirmed Dead; Eight Lawyers Charged with Helping Trump Break the Law; Top Investor Bets on Wall Street Downturn; Going Green: TerraCycle. Aired 10-11a ET

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•96 Confirmed Dead in Hawaii Wildfires; Fourth Possible Indictment Looms for Former President; Ukraine Slams Russia for Boarding Cargo Ship; Nigerian Delegation: Situation is "Redeemable"; Saudi Ambassador in Jordan Named Envoy to the Palestinians; Perseid Meteor Shower Lights Up Skies. Aired 11a-12p ET
•96 Confirmed Dead In Hawaii Wildfires; Nigerian Junta Leader Agrees To Meet With ECOWAS; Provincial Officials: One Killed At Prominent Shiite Site. Aired 10-10:45a ET

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•Historic Town in Maui Reels as Number of Dead Climbs to 55; Some Fire Evacuees Find Shelter in Honolulu; West African Leaders Order Activation of Standby Force; Judge Holds First Hearing in Trump's January 6th Case; Russian Missiles Hit Hotel in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine; Russia Steps Up State Media Campaign; Five Americans Now Under House Arrest in Iran; Suspects Arrested in Ecuador Assassination; Actor Brian Cox and Wife Side with Writers on Strike. Aired 10-10:45a ET

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•Hawaiian Wildfires Kill 36 as Thousands Flee; Poland to Deploy 10,000 Troops to Belarusian Border; Ukrainian Drone Strikes Put Russians on Edge; Ecuador Campaigner Assassinated; West African Leaders Hold Emergency Meeting in Nigeria; New U.S. Bans on Chinese Tech Investments; Israel's Judicial Overhaul Chills Tech Startups; Lebanon and Kuwait Ban "Barbie." Aired 10-11a ET

•Ukraine's President: Counteroffensive has been "Difficult"; 41 Deaths Reported in Shipwreck Off Italy; Israeli Finance Minister Freezes Funds for Arab Programs; Tokyo Train Station Launches Live Translation Program; Biden on Tour to Promote Climate Agenda; London's Largest Exhibition of Modern Arab Art on Display. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Shipwreck off Lampedusa Kills 45; Israeli FinMin Freezes Funds for Arab Programs; American Nurse and Daughter Released after Haiti Kidnapping; Wildfires on Maui, Big Island; Georgia DA's Case Goes to Grand Jury; Mushroom Poisoning Suspected in Three Deaths. Aired 10-11a ET

•Intel Energy Agency: End New Fossil Fuel Development to Meet Climate Commitments; U.S. Marines' Message to Iran; Turkey: 15,000 Tons of Grain Damaged in Blast; Women Still Defiant Nearly a Year after Amini's Death; Flurry of Diplomacy after Niger Military Coup; Irish Icon Sinead O'Connor Laid to Rest in Muslim-Led Funeral Service. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Seven Killed in Russian Strikes on Pokrovsk; First U.S. Abrams Tanks Ready for Shipment; Nigerien Junta Refuses Meeting with Joint Delegation; Iranian Women Still Defying Hijab Rules; Global Temps Broke Records in July, Deniers Still an Issue; Quarterfinals Set at Women's World Cup. Aired 10-11a ET

•Former PM Imran Khan Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison; Saudi Arabia Hosts Talks on Finding Diplomatic Solution; Georgia Officials Prep for Potential Trump Indictment; Niger Faces Potential Military Conflict; U.S. Navy Tracks 11 Russian & Chinese Ships Near Alaska; 25-Year-Old Rescued after two Days in Atlantic. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Coup Leaders Remain Defiant After ECOWAS Ultimatum; Pakistani Train Derailment Kills At Least 30 People; China, Philippines Trade Blame Over Water Cannon Clash. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•Trump's Case on Collision Course with GOP Primaries; Video Shows Ukrainian Drone Approach Russian Warship; Three Years Since Devastating Beirut Port Explosion; Ashley Judd Describes Conditions in Quake-Hit Turkey; Viral Video Sheds Light on Dangers Faced by Sun Bear. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Alexey Navalny Sentenced for Another 19 Years for Extremism; Ukraine Behind Drone Attack on Russian Ship; U.S. Fears Putin Planning War Through 2024 Election; Hearing Set for August 18 After Trump Pleads Not Guilty; Junta Warns of Retaliation if ECOWAS Intervenes; Remembering Moments Following 2020 Explosion in Lebanon; Trump Resumes Campaign Following Latest Indictment; Family Rebuilds Silk Business in Turkey After Quake. Aired 10-11a ET

•Trump Indictment Reveals new Details about Insurrection; Hundreds of Thousands of People Depend on U.N. Agency Aid; WFP Set to Suspend Food Aid to many Palestinians; Legendary Keeper Buffon Retires. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Trump to Be Arraigned over 2020 Election Claims; Ukrainian Air Defense Systems Shoot Down Drones; Israeli Supreme Court Hears Challenge to New Law; China Proposes Limiting Phone Time for Minors; Trump Expected in D.C. Court after Arraignment; Thousands Rally in Niamey to Support Coup; Morocco Advances to Knockout Stage. Aired 10-11a ET

•Trump to Appear in Court Thursday for Jan 6 Indictment; World is Closely Watching Trump's Legal Battles; UAE Telco E & Group Expands into Central Europe; NASA Hears Voyagers 2 Signal after Communication Lost. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Strikes Damage Ukrainian Port Facilities along Danube; Typhoon Doksuri Kills 21 in China; Trump Facing New Charges in Court Thursday; U.S., A.U. Discuss Safe Release of Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum. Aired 10-11a ET

•Mali, Burkina Faso & Guinea Break with ECOWAS, Vow to Defend Niger from Foreign Intervention; Russia Calls Moscow Drone Strikes an "Obvious Threat"; Mali and Burkina Faso Break with ECOWAS, Vow to Defend Niger from Foreign Intervention; UAE Oil Giant Moves Climate Target Date up by 5 Years; European Nationals Evacuate Niger; China Zoo: Our Sun Bears are not People in Costumes. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Ukraine Launches New Drone Attack in Moscow; Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea Break with ECOWAS; Okinawa Evacuates 600,000 in Advance of Typhoon Khanun; Analysts Predict Larger than Expected Oil Deficits; European Countries Evacuating Citizens from Niger; Myanmar Military Pardons Some Charges against Aung San Suu Kyi; UNESCO Recommends Adding Venice to Heritage Danger List. Aired 10-10:40a ET

•ECOWAS Threatens Force if President Bazoum isn't Reinstated ; Chad's President Visits Niger to Mediate Between Captive Nigerian President and General behind Revolt; Kyiv: Saudi Arabia to Host Ukraine Talks; At Least Six Killed in Fighting at Palestinian Refugee Camp; Mar-a-Lago Worker Appears in Miami Court; Saudi Investment Impacts Football Transfer Market. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Chad's President Visits Niger To Mediate Between Captive Nigerien President And General Behind Revolt; Missile Hit Zelenskyy's Hometown Of Kryvyi Rih; Mar-a-Lago Worker To Be Arraigned In Miami Court. Aired 10- 10:45a ET

•South Africa-Russia Relationship under Scrutiny; Ukrainian Forces Claim to Capture Southern Village; Israeli PM Talks to CNN about Judicial Overhaul; Afghans Deported back to Kabul Despite Visa Promises; Over 150 Million in U.S. under Heat Alerts; Putin Delivers Remarks at Summit with African Leaders. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Vladimir Putin Hosts Second Day of Russia-Africa Summit; South Africa-Russia Relationship Under Scrutiny; General Abdourahamane Tiani Claims He's New Leader Of Niger; Interview With Denmark's Global Climate Minister Dan Jorgensen About Climate Change; New Charges Filed In Classified Documents Case; Many Afghans Still Waiting For Visas Promised By U.S. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•17 Heads of State, Delegations from 49 Countries are Attending; African Leaders look for Promises on Grain; Trump's Possible Third Criminal Indictment; Answer the Call to Protect Earth; Police: Sinead O'Connor's Death not Treated as Suspicious. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Putin Offers Russian Grain to Africa; Niger's Military Announces President's Ouster; Italy Gets a Break from the Heat; Judge Hits Pause on Hunter Biden Plea Deal; U.S. Lawmakers Call for Transparency on UFOs; European Central Bank Hikes Rates to Highest Since 2000; It's a Barbie World for Mattel. Aired 10-11a ET

•Wildfires Burn Across Europe; Wildfires Rage in Greek Islands of Rhodes, Corfu, Evia; Israel's Supreme Court will not Issue Injunction against "Reasonableness" Law for now, will Debate in September; UN: Oil Spill could Cause Environmental Disaster; Oil Being Removed from Tanker Near Yemen in Red Sea. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Wildfires Burn around the Globe; Israel's supreme court Will Not Block New Law; Putin to Discuss Ukraine with African Leaders; Kevin Spacey Found Not Guilty; Hunter Biden to Plead Guilty to Tax Charges. Aired 10-11a ET

•Uncertainty after Passage of Controversial Bill; LeBron James' Son Stable after Cardiac Arrest during Practice; Judicial Overhaul Supporters: Needed to Balance Out; Chinese Foreign Minister Ousted in Surprise Shake- up; Geopolitics, Climate Drive up Food Prices; LeBron James' Son Suffers Cardiac Arrest. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Israel Judicial Overhaul; Chinese Foreign Minister Ousted; Former U.S. Marine Facing Extradition for Training Chinese Pilots; Russian Conscripts on Horrors of War; Spain's Elections; Wildfires Prompt Largest Evacuation in Greek History; Delta Flight Diverted Due to Weather; Teen Beats Cancer to Score at Women's World Cup. Aired 10-10:40a ET

•Thousands Protest as Knesset Passes Controversial Bill; Firefighters Stretched Thin as new Blazes Break Out; Japan: North Korea Fires Suspected Ballistic Missile; Israeli Parliament Passes Reasonableness Bill; U.N. Command: Conversation has Started with North Korea over U.S. Soldier; "Barbie" Dominates Box Office Opening Weekend. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Thousands Protest As Knesset Passes Controversial Bill; Wildfires Burn In Greece As New Blazes Emerge; Aired 10-11a ET

•Experts: New Extremes Amplifying "Heat Island Effect"; Intense Heat Causes a Variety of Health Issues; EU: War is Negatively Impacting Low- Income Countries; U.S. Warns of Russian False Flag Attack in Black Sea; Iran Detains a Fourth American; Hundreds of Golden Retrievers Gather in Scotland. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Waves of Russian Strikes Take a Toll in Odessa, Ukraine; Sexual Assault Video Draws Outrage Throughout India; Travel Experts Seeing Shift from Hot Destinations; Legendary Singer Tony Bennett Dies at Age 96; Judge Sets Trial Date in Trump Classified Docs Case; Darfur Attacks Raise Fears of Renewed Ethnic Cleansing; Hollywood Hopes Movie Box Goes Nuclear. Aired 10-11a ET

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•Wagner Forces Training Near Poland's Border; Video May Show Yevgeny Prigozhin in Belarus; Iraqi Protesters Storm Baghdad's Swedish Embassy; Women's World Cup Underway after New Zealand Shooting; Trump Faces Third Indictment; Cuban Entrepreneurs Get a Crash Course in Business. Aired 10- 11a ET

•Soon: Israel's President Addresses U.S. Congress; U.S. Soldier in North Korean Custody after Crossing Border; Trump says he's Target of Special Counsel Probe; MI6 Chief: Wagner Leader Alive and at Liberty; Putin not Attending BRICS Summit in South Africa; Kerry: More Faster on Climate Crisis. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Wagner Leader Alive and at Liberty; Turkiye Balances between Russia and the West; Three Days of Anti-Government Protests Begin in Kenya; U.S. Soldier in South Korean Custody after Crossing Border; Trump Says He's Target of Special Counsel Probe; Biden Talks to "The New York Times" about Israel's Judicial Reform Plans; Bayern Munich Crushes in Pre-Season. Aired 10-11a ET

•American Believed to be in North Korean Custody; Russia Ends Grain Deal, Draws Global Condemnation; Convoy of Wagner Forces Arrive at Belarus Base; International Crews Battle Canadian Wildfires. Aired 11:15-11:45a ET
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•Russia Ends Grain Deal; Heat Waves Sweep The Globe; Chinese FM Voices Hope For Climate Deal With U.S. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Russia Says Ukraine Grain Deal Has Been Terminated; Ukraine Claims Attack On Bridge Linking Russia To Annexed Crimean Peninsula; Record Heat As U.S. And China Meet For Climate Talks. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•Italy Issues "Extreme" Health Risk over Heat Wave; UNICEF: At least 289 Children have Died or Disappeared in 2023 Trying to Migrate Across Mediterranean to Europe; Russian Military Silent on Dissenting General; Actors Strike over Stalled Talks with Studios; Jafar: World Must Stop Pointing Fingers and Focus on Inclusive Climate Funding; Mattel Reinvests Barbie with a Hollywood Assist. Aired 11a-12p ET
•U.S., European Heat Waves to Intensify This Weekend; Putin: Wagner Group "Simply Does Not Exist"; ICC Opens Sudan War Crimes Investigation; Actors Strike Over Stalled Talks With Studios. Aired 10- 11 am ET

•Wife: Edwards Suffering Mental Health Issues; Officials: Displaced People are often Wounded, Children Malnourished; Sudan's Neighbors Discuss ways to End Fighting; Protecting the World's Great Whales; Animal Rescuers are Desperate to save Cyprus' Cats. Aired 11:20a-12p ET
•Biden Meets With Nordic Leaders In Finland; Zelenskyy Responds To U.K. Defence Secretary; U.S. Defense Secretary Speaks To CNN's Wolf Blitzer; Sudan's 3.1-Million-Plus Displaced Citizens; India's Extreme Weather; SAG-AFTRA Actors Set To Strike; Kim Jong-un Personally Guided ICBM Missile Test; Biden Joint Presser With Finnish President. Aired 10-11a ET

•Biden: "We're going to help Ukraine Build a Strong Defense Across Land, Air and Sea; 5 Azov Regiment Pows Return Home from Turkey; 60 Plus Million People in U.S. Under Heat Alerts; Biden Meets with Zelenskyy about Ukraine's Path into NATO; Ukrainian President: A lot of Positive Outcomes to Summit; Zelenskyy Talks to Reporters as NATO Summit Concludes. Aired 11a-12p ET
•G7 Leaders Pledge Long-term Security Commitments for Ukraine; Biden Meets with Zelenskyy about Ukraine's Path into NATO; Over 60 Million Americans under Heat Alerts; Record Highs in China, Flooding in Northern India; Russia and Cuba Seek to Strengthen Ties; Document Ruled to be Aretha Franklin's True Will. Aired 10-11a ET

•NATO Chief: Allies Agree on Strong, Positive Message to Ukraine about Future Membership; NATO Chief Talks to Reporters at High-Stakes Summit; World Leaders in Lithuania for NATO Meeting; Ukrainian President Addresses Crowd in Lithuania; Zelenskyy: Ukraine will make NATO Stronger; Heavy Rainfall Kills at least Six People in Japan. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Turkiye Backing Sweden at NATO; Ukraine Seeking NATO Membership; Israeli Protesters' "Day of Disruption"; U.S. Senate Hearing on Proposed PGA-LIV Merger; Firms Accused of Breaking Pledges to Leave Russia; Ukraine Wants More Ammo Quickly; Meta Cuts Part of Disinformation and Harassment Teams. Aired 10-11a ET

•Russia's War in Ukraine Looms Over NATO Meeting; Rheinmetall to Build and Repair Tanks in Ukraine; Former USA Gymnastics Doctor Larry Nassar Assaulted; Biden: U.S. Making Diplomatic Progress in Middle East; Report: 2022 European Heat Waves Killed more than 61,000; Johannesburg Wakes up to Rare Snowfall. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Biden Wraps U.K. Visit Ahead Of Key NATO Summit; Russia's War In Ukraine Looms Over NATO Meeting; Kremlin: Prigozhin Met With Putin After Mutiny. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•U.S. Expected To Supply Cluster Bombs To Ukraine; CNN Tours Camp Military Group Could Use In Belarus; Two Palestinians Killed In Israeli Operation In West Bank. Aired 11a-12p ET
•U.S. Expected To Supply Cluster Bombs To Ukraine; Belarus Has Camp To House Wagner Military Group; Zelenskyy, Erdogan To Discuss Expiring Grain Deal; Ukraine Claims New Advances Around Bakhmut; Two Palestinians Killed In Israeli Operation In The West Bank; U.S. Treasury Secretary Travels To China; Presidents Of Brazil And Colombia To Tackle Amazon Deforestation; IAEA Chief Backs Plan To Release f*ckushima Wastewater; Special Counsel Focusing On Chaotic White House Meeting In 2020; U.S. FDA Fully Approves Alzheimer's Drug. Aired 10-11a ET

•Lukashenko to CNN: Prigozhin in Russia, not Belarus; Israel Threatens Return after Ending Jenin Incursion; Crowd Protest Resignation of Tel Aviv Police Chief; Israeli PM: Elizabeth Tsurkov Held Captive in Iraq; Pioneering Pop Star Coco Lee Dies at age 48; At Least 15 Killed, Tens-of- Thousands Displaced. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Rocket Fired from Lebanon Lands in Israel; Red Alert Warnings in China Due to Flooding; Five Dead in Devastating Russian Attack in Lviv; Pop Star CoCo Lee Dies at 48; Meta Officially Launches Twitter Rival "Threads". Aired 10-10:40a ET

•Israel Conducts Strikes in Gaza after Rocket Attacks; Judge Blocks Biden Administration Contact with Social Media Firms; Earth Hits Hottest Day Since Records Began; Taliban to Shut Down Beauty Salons; Carlos Alcaraz Challenges Novak Djokovic Bid for Title. Aired 11a-12p ET
•All Israeli Forces Leave Jenin Refugee Camp; Scotland Celebrates Coronation of King Charles III; U.S. Mass Shootings in 2023 Tally at 351; Earth's Hottest Day Was Yesterday; Fashion Retailer Shein Facing Questions on Environmental Waste. Aired 10-11a ET

•Israeli Military Operation in Jenin in Second Day; Jenin was Site of Major Israeli Offensive in 2002; Stoltenberg to Stay on as NATO Chief for another year; Meta to Launch Twitter Rival "Threads"; Roger Federer Speaks about Life after Retirement; 13-Year-Old Ukrainian Refugee Published War Diary. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Israel Conducts Major Military Operation in West Bank; PM Modi Hosts SCO 2023 Summit; Five Ukrainian Drones Shot Down Near Moscow; Rioting Presents Fresh Political Test for Macron; Geopolitics Leads to Barbie Ban. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•Israel Launches Jenin "Counterterrorism" Operation, Palestinian Official Calls West Bank Raid "New War Crime"; President Macron Attempts to Restore Calm, Order; French Tourism Sector Suffers Amid Protests; Speaking to the "Sultan of Space"; CNN Speaks to Emirati Astronaut Aboard Space Station; UAE sees Satellite Data as New Oil. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Israel Launches Major Strike On West Bank's Jenin; Zelenskyy: Cannot Imagine Ukraine Without Crimea; Macron Attempts To Restore Calm, Order; Reports Due On Popular Sugar Substitute; Yellen To Visit Beijing, Looks To Mend Relations; Lemon8 App Growing In Popularity. Aired 10-10:45a ET

•How is the Supreme Court Reshaping America; France to Shut Down all Bus and Tram Service ahead of Fourth Night of Expected Protests; More Protests Over Quran Burning; Macron Urges Claim after Third Night of Protests; U.S. Special Envoy for Iran on Unpaid Leave; 200-Mile Toxic Algae Bloom Making Sea Animals Sick. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Emmanuel Macron Holds Crisis Talks as Protests in France Rage; More Protests Expected Over Quran Burning; Documents Show Russian General a Secret Wagner VIP; U.S. Supreme Court Ends Affirmative Action; The Push for Anti-Discrimination Laws in South Korea. Aired 10-11a ET

•Government Denies State Responsibility for Police Shooting; CNN Gauge Opinion on Putin in Central Moscow; Justices to still issue Opinion in Student Loans Case; CNN Follows Ukrainian Soldiers on the Front Lines; One Month Since Uganda Enacted Anti-LGBTQ Plus Legislation; Madonna is Home after "Serious" Health Scare. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Putin Reasserts Authority; Ukrainian Soldiers on the Front Lines; Clashes Break Out at March for French Teen Killed by Police; Protesters in Baghdad Attempt to Enter Swedish Embassy; Latin America's Heat and Drought; Presumed Human Remains Found in Titan Wreckage; Academy Invites Nearly 400 New Artists and Execs. Aired 10-11 ET

•Russian Strike on Kramatorsk Kills 11, Injures 60 Plus; Blinken: Failed Rebellion could Benefit Ukraine; At Least 11 Killed in Russian Strike on Kramatorsk; Trump Responds to 2021 Tape: "I did nothing wrong"; U.N.: Nearly 645,000 have Fled Sudan for Nearby Countries; Financial Impact of Climate Disasters. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Russian Strike on Kramatorsk; Paris Suburban Teen Shot Dead by Police; Millions of Americans under Air Quality Alerts; Putin Claims Security Forces Stopped "Civil War"; Wagner Group's Yevgeny Prigozhin Now in Belarus; Israeli Foreign Minister Strongly Condemns Settler Violence; South Koreans Age One Year Overnight. Aired 10-11a ET