Mark Barden, whose son Daniel was murdered in the Sandy Hook mass shooting reacts to an upcoming case on the Supreme Court's docket centering around assault weapons and the Second Amendment.
Oil tankers have developed new tactics for passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Greek-owned supertanker Kiku has been seen going dark, turning off its AIS transponders and traveling at night to go undetected. CNN's David Goldman reports. #CNN #News
Ukrainian-born businessman Vadym Yermolaiev told CNN’s Chief Global Affairs Correspondent, Matthew Chance that Ukrainian intelligence agents may have been paid to organize the assassination attempt against him. The interview is his first since surviving the powerful June blast in the wealthy Mediterranean tax haven. Also, CNN chief international security correspondent Nick Paton Walsh reports on the death of Anastasiia Berezovska, the main suspect in the Monaco bombing. 0:00 Were rogue Ukrainian agents involved with a bombing in Monaco? 1:42 Vadym Yermolaiev speaks out about the attack 4:54 Yermolaiev on Ukraine's possible involvement in the attack 6:05 CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports on the death of the main suspect in the Monaco bombing…
Tom Sykes, of The Royalist at The Daily Beast, says a close friend of the King describes William and Charles's relationship as the worst it's ever been — over how Charles is handling Harry.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum joined “America Right Now” to preview the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., and the effort to turn Pennsylvania Avenue into a high-speed street circuit. He also weighs in on D.C. revitalization, Utah’s national monuments and National Parks Week.
The Canadian government plans to match Washington's new tariffs dollar for dollar to protect local workers and industries. This after President Trump announced new 50% tariffs amid a failed agreement. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney said the US presented proposals that Canada simply could not accept, and that its Tariffs on the US will take effect the Tuesday after labor day.
The Canadian government plans to match Washington's new tariffs dollar for dollar to protect local workers and industries. This after President Trump announced new 50% tariffs amid a failed agreement. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney said the US presented proposals that Canada simply could not accept, and that its Tariffs on the US will take effect the Tuesday after labor day.
Wall Street Journal associate editor Mary Julia Koch analyzes the growing labor gap as young men abandon the workforce. Plus, a look at Gen Z moving home and NYC's shoplifting controversy.