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.
Once a deep-red state, Georgia has shifted purple in recent years. Now, might the midterm elections push the state further blue, aided in large part by changing demographics? John King travels to Georgia to hear from voters about the shifts shaping this battleground state. 0:00 Could Georgia turn blue? 3:25 Georgia’s rapid population shift 6:41 The view outside Metro Atlanta To understand America's complicated and volatile politics through the eyes of everyday voters, stream episodes of All Over The Map with John King on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/4cTtyuC and watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #News #elections
CNN’s Alayna Treene speaks with Trump supporters about their views on issues like the Iran war, gas prices and the economy, as the US president campaigns in Vandalia, Ohio in a bid to help Republicans retain control of Congress in next month’s midterm elections. #cnn #news #ohio
Actress Dakota Johnson hosted “Saturday Night Live” for her third time, but didn't expect good friend Taylor Swift to crash her opening monologue. #cnn #news
An elderly couple charged with murdering their son-in-law, New York Times gaming engineer Jonathan McKinsey, battled with him over gender identity, according to court records.
