After Cornell University’s president Michael Kotlikoff broke his silence with a video statement on Saturday, three Cornell students spoke with CNN’s Taylor Galgano about their initial reactions.
After Cornell University’s president Michael Kotlikoff broke his silence with a video statement on Saturday, three Cornell students spoke with CNN’s Taylor Galgano about their initial reactions.
A decade ago, Israel's aviation security was a global standard, but officials now admit they didn't know the names of the crew on the Flydubai flight. CNN's Oren Liebermann reports.
The Saudi-led “Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen” pledged full support on Sunday as Yemen’s internationally recognized government announced the start of a major military offensive aimed at rolling back recent gains by the Iran-backed Houthi movement. CNN’s Nic Robertson reports.
Stephen Ferrell, the attorney for Christa Pike, shares with CNN's Jake Tapper that she remains hospitalized and on a ventilator and thinks the governor of Tennessee should commute her death sentence to a life sentence.
NEC Director Kevin Hassett said the US economy is “booming” and defended the Trump Administration’s handling of the economy despite voter concerns over inflation.
A lawyer in the Cornell case thinks key photos and videos were potentially lost, while investigators failed to seize phones, and says additional suspects may remain unidentified.
Camden, Arkansas, is the unlikely hub of US missile manufacturing after years of conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have drained the country's arsenal. But the Trump administration's push to scale up defense production is colliding with the limits of the small, rural town.
