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•Secretary Austin Meets Zelenskyy At Singapore Security Conference; World Awaits Hamas Response On Israel's Ceasefire Proposal In Gaza; White House: Biden Traveling To France To Commemorate 80th D- Day Anniversary; White House Preparing To Roll Out Sweeping Executive Action On Border; Polls Open In Historic Mexico Election. Aired 1-2p ET

•Judge Merchan's Sentencing Options For Trump; Biden Unveils New Israeli Cease-Fire Proposal; Chad Daybell Faces Possible Death Penalty For Three Murders; Minnesota Sees Uptick In Fatal Ambushes On First Responders; Impact Of Trump's Convictions On 2024 Election; Mexico Likely To Elect Its First Woman President; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy To Speak At Singapore Security Summit; Stanley Cup Playoffs; President Biden Hosts Super Bowl Winners. Aired 5-6a ET
•Biden Unveils New Israeli Cease-Fire Proposal; Trump's Guilty Verdict Impacts Swing County Voters In Pennsylvania; Kyiv's Go-Ahead To Strike Russia With U.S.-Made Weapons; U.S. Defense Secretary At Singapore Security Summit; South Africa Elections; Mexico Likely To Elect Its First Woman President; Ukrainians Find Flaws With $10 Million U.S. Abrams Tank; UEFA Champions League Final; 2024 Scripps National Spelling Bee. Aired 4-5a ET
•Biden Unveils New Israeli Cease-Fire Proposal; Impact Of Trump's Convictions On 2024 Election; U.S. Defense Secretary At Singapore Security Summit; Kyiv's Go-Ahead To Strike Russia With U.S.- Made Weapons; Austin Has "Frank Discussion" With Chinese Defense Minister; Judge Merchan's Sentencing Options For Trump; Trump's Guilty Verdict Impacts Georgia Voters; Extreme Heat In India; UEFA Champions League Final. Aired 3-4a ET
•Trump Campaign Boasts Nearly $53 Million In Donations Since New York Verdict; White House Could Announce Border Executive Action As Early As Tuesday; What Happens After Trump's Historic Criminal Conviction; President Biden Unveils Israeli Ceasefire Proposal; U.S.- China Defense Chiefs Meet For The First Time Since 2022; One Of Two Massive Atlanta Water Main Breaks Repaired; Chad Daybell Sentenced To Death In Triple Murder Case; NASA Says Next Possible Starliner Launch Is Wednesday; Checkpoint Zoo. Aired 7-8p ET
•Trump Campaign Boasts Nearly $53 Million In Donations Since Verdict; Biden Details Three Phases Of Israeli Ceasefire Proposal; White House Could Announce Executive Action As Early As Tuesday; U.S. Abrams Tanks Struggle In Ukraine's War Zone; Biden Allows Ukraine To Strike Inside Russia With U.S. Weapons; NASA Says Starliner Will Not Launch Tomorrow; Emory Hospital Diverting Ambulances, Moving Some Patients Due To Atlanta Water Outage. Aired 6-7p ET
•Netanyahu Accepts Invitation To Address Congress; Biden Calls For End of War As Netanyahu Vows To Destroy Hamas; How Will Trump's Conviction Affect His Support; Trump Found Guilty Of All 24 Charges In NY Hush Money Case; Sen. Rubio Compares Trump Conviction To Cuba Trials; Minneapolis Police Search For Motive in Deadly Shooting; Seoul: North Korea Flying More "Filth" Balloons Into South Korea. Aired 5-6p ET
•Trump Found Guilty Of All 34 Charges In New York Hush Money Case; President Biden Calls On Hamas To Accept Israel's Roadmap To Peace; Mexico's Historic Election Overshadowed By Violence; Boeing Starliner Launch Scrubbed Just Minutes Before Liftoff; Atlantic Hurricane Season Begins As Experts Predict Most Volatile Season In History; Major Water Main Break Leaves Parts Of Atlanta Without Water. Aired 4-5p ET
•Boeing Starliner Spacecraft Launch Scrubbed For Technical Issues; Repair To Atlanta Water Main Breaks Delayed Further; Texas Supreme Court Rules Against Women Group; Trump Airs Grievances After Being Convicted on 34 Felony Counts; Zero-Percent Down Mortgages Is Making a Comeback; Penguin Replaces Ring Bearer At British Wedding. Aired 3-4p ET
•NASA Scrubs Attempt To Launch Boeing's Starliner Flight Test After Automatic Hold Triggered Right Before Launch; Forum in Singapore Attended by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy; Ukraine May Begin Launching Strikes Inside Russia As War Continues; Donald Trump Vows To Appeal Felony Convictions In Hush Money Criminal Trial; Some Voters Say They Will Support Trump Despite Felony Convictions; Officials From U.S., Israel, And Egypt to Meet In Cairo To Discuss Reopening Of Rafah Border Crossing To Allow Humanitarian Aid Into Gaza; Experts Expect More Than Average Number Of Severe Summer Storms; CIA And FBI Gathering Intelligence From Russian Sources Disaffected By Russia's Ongoing War In Ukraine. Aired 2-3p ET
•Boeing Starliner Spacecraft Launch Scrubbed For Technical Issues; Zelenskyy To Meet With United States Defense Secretary On Summit Sidelines; Biden Calls On Hamas To Accept Israel's Roadmap To Peace; Trump Awaits July 11 Sentencing In Historic Criminal Conviction; Multiple Water Main Breaks In Atlanta Shutter Businesses And Tourist Spots; Idaho Jury Recommends Death Penalty In Chad Daybell Murder Case; Judge Rules Duct Tape Found On Laci Peterson Can Be Retested For DNA. Aired 1-2p ET
•Boeing Starliner Spacecraft Set To Blast Off On 1st Crewed Test Flight. Aired 12-1p ET

•CNN International: Trump Airs Grievances After Being Convicted On 34 Felony Counts; Biden: Israel Has Offered Proposal For Gaza Ceasefire; International Reaction To Trump's Criminal Conviction; Blinken: Biden Authorized Ukraine To Use U.S. Weapons Inside Russia. Aired 3-4p ET
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•Trump Speaks on Guilty Verdict; Trump Allies Defend Trump; Biden to Speak About Middle East Tensions. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Soon, Trump Speaks After Being Convicted of 34 Felonies; Allies Rush to Defend Trump After Conviction, Biden Fundraises; Concerns Grow for Jury Security After Verdict. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: Trump Holds News Conference Day After Historic Guilty Verdict; Trump Blames "Biden And His People" For Criminal Conviction; Trump Again Denies Falsifying Records After Being Convicted. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: Trump Guilty On 34 Felony Charges, Sentencing July 11; Biden Campaign: Verdict Shows "No One Is Above The Law"; International Reaction To Trump's Criminal Conviction. Aired 8- 9a ET
•CNN International: Trump Guilty on All Counts, Sentencing on July 11; Trump is First Former U.S. President Convicted of a Crime. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Trump Convicted on all 24 Felony Counts in Hush Money Case; Sentencing Date Set for July 11, Appeals Expected; Swing State Voters React to Historic Trump Felony Verdict. Aired 4- 4:30a ET
•CNN's Breaking News Coverage on Donald Trump's Guilty Conviction. Aired 3-4a ET
•CNN's Breaking News Coverage on Donald Trump's Guilty Conviction; Trump Guilty On All 34 Felony Counts, Sentencing July 11. Aired 2-3a ET
•Donald Trump Becomes 1st U.S. President Tried And Convicted Of Crimes; Trump Guilty on All 34 Felony Counts, Sentencing July 11; Trump Conviction's Place in History; Swing State Voters React to Historic Trump Felony Verdict; Trump is First Former U.S. President Convicted of a Crime. Aired 1-2a ET
•Donald Trump Found Guilty on 34 Felony Counts; Trump Trial Ranks Among Most Covered Trials. Aired 12-1a ET

•CNN International: Jury Deliberations Continue In Trump Hush Money Trial; Bodies Of U.S. Missionaries Killed In Haiti Return Home; Democracy Leaders Convicted In Landmark National Security Case; Trump's Campaign Denies He Used N-Word On 2004 "Apprentice" Set; Blinken Meets With NATO Foreign Ministers In Czech Capital; Celebrities Wrestle With 2024 Endorsem*nts In Polarized Climate. Aired 3-4p ET
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•CNN International: CNN Exclusive: Bodies Of U.S Missionary Couple Killed In Haiti Returning Home After U.S. Govt. Brokers Deal With Gang Leaders; Jury Deliberations Resume In Trump Hush Money Trial; Ukraine Weapons In Focus As NATO Foreign Ministers Meet. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: Israel Claims "Operational" Control Of Egypt-Gaza Buffer Zone; NATO Meets Amid Pressure To Let Ukraine Strike Inside Russia; Jury Begins Deliberations In First Trump Criminal Case. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Verdicts Announced in Landmark Hong Kong National Security Case; Argentina Sees Layoff, Poverty Rise Amid Austerity Measures; Iceland's Volcano Spews Lava, Cuts Off Roads Leading to Nearby Town; Trump Shares Stage with Rap Artists Indicted Over Alleged Conspiracy to Commit Murder; Judge Drops Charges Against Golfer Scottie Scheffler. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Trump Trial Jury Deliberations to Continue Later Today; U.N. Official Says Devastation in Rafah Only Intensifying; Biden Launches Nationwide Effort to Mobilize Black Voters; NATO's Foreign Ministers Meeting in Prague; U.S. Ramps Up Ammunition Production as the War Grinds on in Ukraine. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Israel-Hamas War Unlikely to End Throughout 2024; Trump's Hush Money Trial Verdict to Decide After Today's Jury Deliberations; 14 Hong Kong Activists, Politicians Charged with Subversion During 2021 Protests vs. National Security Law; Mexico City Faces Water Crisis; Negro League Statistics Now Added to MLB Records for the First Time in Decades; Two Pandas Set to Return to a Washington D.C. Zoo as Part of a Stronger Panda Diplomacy. Aired 3-4a ET
•Prime Minister Blames Climate Crisis for the Deadly Landslide in Papua New Guinea; Two Canadian Citizens May Be Unaccounted for After Landslide; Australia to Provide an Initial $1.6 Million in Humanitarian Assistance; Volcano Erupts in Iceland for the Fifth Time Since December; Gabby Douglas to Miss Paris Games Due to Ankle Injury; Two Giant Pandas Heading From China to U.S. By Year's End. Aired 2-3a ET
•Hong Kong's Landmark National Security Trial For 47 Democrats; Israel Says War On Gaza Likely To Last Another Seven Months; Jurors In Trump Hush Money Trial End First Day Of Deliberations After Asking To Rehear Testimony; Iceland Volcano Dramatically Erupts Again As Streams Of Lava Reach Town's Defensive Walls. Aired 1-2a ET
•Israel Claims Control of Egypt-Gaza Buffer Zone; Pro-Democracy Advocates Found Guilty in Hong Kong; Jury Begins Deliberations in First Trump Criminal Case; Support Grows for Ukraine's Strikes Inside Russia; Ukrainian Soldiers Say U.S. Tanks Make Them Russian Targets; 260+ Bags of Garbage Floated from North to South Korea; Prime Minister Blames Climate Crisis for Deadly Landslide. Aired 12-12:45a ET

•CNN International: Now: Jury Deliberating In Trump Criminal Trial; White House: No U.S. Policy Changes Following Rafah Strike; Why U.S. Tanks Are Coming Up Short In Eastern Ukraine. Aired 3-4p ET
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•CNN International: Soon: Jury Deliberations Begin In Trump Hush Money Trial; Now: Judge Delivering Instructions To Trump Jury; CNN Analysis: U.S.-Made Munitions Used In Rafah Strike. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: U.S.-made Munitions Used in Rafah Attack; Jury Deliberations to Begin in Hush Money Trial; Blinken Visits Moldova Ahead of NATO Meeting in Prague; France, Germany Says Ukraine Should Be Allowed to Strike Russia; Putin Says Allowing Kyiv to Strike Inside Russia Could Lead to Global Conflict; Voters Head to the Polls in Pivotal Election in South Africa; North Korea Sends Balloons Carrying Trash to the South Korea; Biden to Court Black Voters in Philadelphia; Storms Batter Storm-weary Texas, 450k+ Without Power; U.S. Feds May Be Seeking to Indict Sean "Diddy" Combs; Colombian Congress Approves Nationwide Ban on Bullfights. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Jury Set to Begin Deliberation in Donald Trump's Criminal Hush Money Trial; Voting Underway in South Africa in Which Could be a Pivotal General Election; Pope Francis Apologizes for Using Anti-Gay Slur; Rare Wu-Tang Album Going on Display at Tasmania Museum. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Trump Jury to Get Case Today; Closing Arguments Wrap Up in Historic Criminal Case; Rafah Attack and Biden's Red Line; Satellite Images Show Scale of Devastation from Landslide in Papua New Guinea; Macron: Kyiv Should be able to Neutralize Russian Treat. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Deliberations on Trump's Hush Money Trial Gets Underway Today; South African Voters Want Change as Polls Opened for the Pivotal General Elections; Pope Francis Apologized for his hom*ophobic Remarks in a Closed-Door Meeting with bishops; Georgia Voters React to the Hush Money Trial and the Upcoming November Polls; Colombia Bans Bullfighting as Transition will Take Effect in Two Years. Aired 3-4a ET
•Voting Underway in South Africa's General Election, ANC Faces Its Stiffest Challenge Yet to Its 30-year Majority; North Korea Sends Floating Bags of Garbage Into South Korea; Colombian Congress Approves Nationwide Ban on Bullfights; Rescued & Restored Caravaggio Painting on Display in Madrid; Wu-Tang Clan's "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" Album to Be Part of Private Listening Exhibit in Tasmania. Aired 2-3a ET
•IDF Investigates Strike In Rafah; Closing Arguments In Trump Hush Money Trial; French, German Leaders Say Ukraine Allowed To Strike Inside Russia; South Africans Have Begun Voting In An Election Seen As Most Important In 30 Years; Voting Underway in What Could be a Pivotal General Election in South Africa; China's Military Tests Out Rifle- Toting Robot Dogs; Satellite Images Show Scale of Devastation from Landslide; Aerospace Startup Aims to Ensure and Sustain Earth; American Abby Lampe Wins Second Cheese Roll World Title. Aired 1-2a ET
•IDF Denies Israeli Munitions Alone Caused Deadly Rafah Fire; Closing Arguments Wrap Up in Historic Criminal Case Leading to Jury Deliberations; Pope Francis Apologizes for Using Anti-Gay Slur; Pier Built to Transport Gaza Aid Damaged in Heavy Seas; OpenAI Announces New Safety Board Amid Employee Revolt. Aired 12-12:45a ET

•CNN International: Now, Prosecution Makes Closing Argument In Trump Hush Money Trial; Gaza Health Officials Report New Deadly Strikes In Rafah; White House Reacts To Deadly Israeli Strikes On Rafah; Biden Holds Press Conference Outside Trump Trial. Aired 3-4p ET
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•CNN International: Trump Attorneys Presenting Closing Argument; IDF: Fire At Rafah Camp Not Due To Israeli Weaponry Alone; Eyewitnesses: Israeli Military Tanks Enter Rafah City Center. Aired 11a-12p ET
•Israel Faces International Outrage Over Deadly Rafah Strike, U.N. Security Council to Hold Emergency Meeting on Rafah Strike; Spain, Norway and Ireland Formally Recognize the Palestinian State; Closing Arguments Begin in Hush Money Case, Jury is Expected to Begin Deliberating on Wednesday; Belgium to Provide Ukraine With 30 F-16 Fighter Jets; Russian Forces Ramp Up Attacks on Kharkiv Region; Australia and New Zealand Pledge to Help With Landslide Recovery in Papua New Guinea; in South Africa, ANC Faces Biggest Test Since Taking Power; U.S. Lawmakers Plead for Leniency for Americans Held in Turks and Caicos; Watches and Warnings Continue After Deadly Weekend of Storms; Taiwan Lawmakers Pass Controversial Reform Bill; China's Military Showcases Gun-toting Robot Dog; Witnesses Say Israeli Tanks Seen in Central Rafah. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Sweltering Heat Scorches Parts of U.S. South; Suspects Wanted After Fatal Shooting of Actor Johnny Wactor; Taiwan Lawmakers Debate Controversial Reforms; Reports: Pope Used Anti-Gay Slur in Bishops Meeting; South Africa Election; Rafael Nadal Eliminated in First Round at Roland Garros. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Closing Arguments Ahead in Trump Trial; Israel Faces International Outrage Over Deadly Rafah Strike; Watches and Warning Continue After Deadly Weekend of Storms; Thousands Ordered to Evacuate Amid Safety Concerns in Papua New Guinea; Spain Pledges Over $1 Billion in Military Aid to Ukraine. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Prosecution, Defense Teams Ready for Their Closing Statements ahead of Trump's Hush Money Trial; More than 2,000 people feared to have been buried in a Massive Landslide in Papua New Guinea; L.A. Police now Searching for Suspects Responsible for the Death of "General Hospital" actor Johnny Wactor; Ruling ANC Party Faces Big challenge in the High Stakes South African General Elections; Researchers in the United States and Asia are Now Gathering Information on the Hikikomori Phenomenon; Basketball Hall of Famer and Broadcaster Bill Walton Dies. Aired 3-4a ET
•North Korean Rocket Explodes Shortly After Launch; Israel Faces International Outrage Over Deadly Rafah Strike; Ceasefire, Hostage Talks Set To Resume Tuesday In Cairo; Pyongyang Preparing for Visit From Russian President ; North Korean Rocket Carrying Spy Satellite Explodes in Air; Researchers Seek to Understand Hikikomori Phenomenon, a Japanese Term for People Who Cut Themselves Off From Society; Thousands Attend Annual Cheese Chase in England; Elon Musk's Ai Startup Raises $6 Billion, Now Valued at $24 Billion. Aired 2-2:45a ET
•Deadly Strike On Rafah A Tragic Mishap; Closing Arguments Set In Trump's Hush Money Trial; Thousands Buried Alive After Papua New Guinea Landslide; Russian Attacks Leave Parts of Eastern Ukraine in Ruins; Taiwan Lawmakers Debate Controversial Reforms; Ruling ANC Party Has Strong Support but Faces Challenges; Rafael Nadal Eliminated in First Round at Roland Garros. Aired 1-2a ET
•Israel Faces International Outrage Over Deadly Rafah Strike; Closing Arguments in Trump Hush Money Trial; Villagers Digging by Hand After Massive Landslide in Papua New Guinea; Spain Pledges Over $1 Billion in Military Aid to Ukraine; Taiwan Lawmakers Debate Controversial Reforms; North Korean Rocket Carrying Spy Satellite Explodes in Air. Aired 12-12:45a ET

•CNN International: Israeli Strike On Rafah Triggers Global Outrage; At Least 19 Dead After Tornadoes Rip Through 4 States; Tomorrow: Closing Arguments Begin In Hush Money Trial; Trump Booed And Heckled At Libertarian Convention; Landslide Hit While Many People Were Sleeping In Papua New Guinea; 12 Injured During Turbulence On Qatar Airways Flight. Aired 3-4p ET
•Biden Delivers Memorial Day Address At Arlington; Wounded Warrior Project Helps Veterans With Post-Service Life; "Paws Of War" Places Dogs With Veterans, First Responders. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•At Least 19 Killed After Storms Rip Through Central U.S.; Tomorrow: Closing Arguments In Hush Money Trial; Biden Delivers Memorial Day Address At Arlington. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•Trump Booed at Libertarian Convention; RFK Jr. Attacks Trump; Zelenskyy Urges Biden and Xi to Attend Peace Summit; Scott Kelly's Mission to Get Aid to Ukraine; Russia Strikes Across Ukraine; Boeing Starliner Set to Launch June 1; Former "General Hospital" Actor Shot and Killed; Memorial Day at World War II Memorial; Biden Lays Wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•120 Million-Plus Face Dangerous Storm Threat as System Moves East; Tomorrow, Closing Arguments in Hush Money Trial; Paws of War Pairs Service Dogs With Veterans, First Responders. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: Gaza Health Min.: At Least 45 Killed In Israeli Strike on Rafah; Spain Announces $1 Billion Weapons Deal For Ukraine; Biden Marks Memorial Day At Arlington National Cemetery. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: Gaza Health Ministry.: At Least 45 Killed in Israeli Strike on Rafah; Qatar: Israel's Rafah Strike Could "Hinder" Hostage Talks; Zelenskyy Meets Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez In Madrid. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Leaders from Japan, China and South Korea Held Trilateral Summit; 12 Injured During Turbulence on Qatar Airways Flight; Self-Governing Taiwan Developing Starlink-Like Scheme; Massachusetts Police Say Stabbing Attacks Likely Connected; Grayson Murray Dies After Withdrawing From PGA Tour Event. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Up to 2,000 People Buried in Papua New Guinea Landslide; Severe Weather Risk for 120 Million in Several Parts of U.S.; Closing Arguments Set for Tuesday in Trump's Criminal Trial; Gaza Health Minister: At Least 35 Killed in Rafah Strike; President Zelenskyy Makes Urgent Plea. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Central United States in Severe Weather; East Asian Leaders Condemned NoKor's Planned Satellite Launch. Closing Statements on Trump's Hush Money Trial Set on Tuesday; Qatar Airways Experienced Turbulence Upon its Landing in Dublin, Ireland; Japan Alarms Over Romance Scams in Nightclubs. Aired 3-4a ET
•Severe Weather and Tornadoes Move Across the United States; More Than 2,000 Reported Dead in Papua New Guinea Landslide; At Least 35 Killed in IDF Airstrike in Rafah; Russian Missile Strike in Kharkiv Kills 18; U.S. Lawmakers Goes to Taiwan; Japan, South Korea and China Hold Summit; Trump Booed at Libertarian Convention; Twelve Injured During Turbulence On Qatar Airways Flight; Taiwan Developing Starlink- Like Scheme; Grayson Murray Dies After Withdrawing From PGA Tour Event; Remembering Black Veterans On Memorial Day. Aired 2-3a ET
•At Least 35 Killed In Israeli Strike On Rafah After Hamas Rocket Attacks; Deadly Storms Sweep Central U.S., 100 Million At Risk; More Than 670 Feared Dead In Papua New Guinea Landslide; 12 People Injured During Turbulence On Qatar Airways Flight; China, South Korea Leaders Meet Before Trilateral Talks With Japan; Closing Arguments Set for Tuesday in Trump's Criminal Trial; Mexico's Largest-Ever Election to be Held on June 2; Japan's Host Clubs Accused of Preying on Vulnerable Women; Global Warming is Bleaching Coral Reefs in Thailand; Southampton Returns to Premier League after "Valuable" Win. Aired 1-2a ET
•At Least 35 Killed in Rafah Strike; Leaders from Japan, China, South Korea Hold Trilateral Summit; U.N. Health Agency to Discuss Response to Next Pandemic; Japan's Host Clubs Accused of Preying on Vulnerable Women; China, Russia Look to Counter U.S. Space Capabilities; Global Warming Bleaching Coral Reefs in Thailand. Aired 12-12:45a ET

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•Severe Storms Across the U.S.; U.S. Memorial Day Weekend; Six People Stabbed in Massachusetts; Biden Delivers Commencement Address at West Point; Trump Booed and Heckled at Libertarian Convention; Shoppers Under Russian Fire; Signs of Strain in Israel-U.S. Relationship; Ceasefire and Hostage Talks Resumes Tuesday; Israel- Hamas War; New York's Lifeguard Shortage; Preserving Historic Black Cemetery; Deadly Heatwave in India and Pakistan; South Africa: 30 Years of Democracy; Nicki Minaj Arrested in Amsterdam; Flying with Pets; Pets Traveling in Style. Aired 4-5a ET
•Deadly Strike on Kharkiv; Protesters March Against Netanyahu; Severe Weather Strikes U.S. Aired 3-3:30a ET
•New Wave Of Tornado Threats And Dangerous Weather; Children Ages 2 And 5 Killed In Storms In Cooke County, Texas; At Least 35 Killed By IDF Strike In Rafah Camp; Trump Loudly Booed At Libertarian National Convention; Extreme Turbulence Leaves 12 Injured In Qatar Airways Flight; IDF Says It Killed Two Senior Hamas Officials In Rafah Strike; Interview With Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA); New Wave Of Tornado Threats And Dangerous Weather. Aired 7-8p ET
•Storms Kill At Least 15, Including 2 Young Children; Closing Arguments Set To Begin This Week In Trump Trial; IDF Says It Killed Two Senior Hamas Officials In Rafah Strike; 2020 Alleged Fake Electors Trying To Return For 2024 Elections; Trying Voice Actors Allege AI Firm Stole Their Voices. Aired 6-7p ET
•Millions Of Americans Under Threat Of Tornadoes And Dangerous Weathers; Trump Booed At Libertarian Convention; Closing Arguments On Tuesday On Trump's Hush Money Case; Death In Israeli Airstrikes In Rafah; Extreme Turbulence Leaves 12 Injured; Four Girls, Two Adults Injured In Stabbing Attacks In Massachusetts; CNN's Elizabeth Wagmeister Interviews The Stars Of "Furiosa." Aired 5-6p ET
•At Least 13 Killed, Dozens Injured In Severe Storms; Eight Hospitalized After Qatar Airways Flight Hit By Turbulence; Hamas Claims Responsibility For Rocket Attack On Tel Aviv; Trump Faces Boos And Rowdy Libertarian Party Convention; This Weekend Marks Four Years Since George Floyd's Murder; This Week Closing Arguments: Jury Deliberates Donald Trump's Fate; Palestine Red Crescent Society: "Large Number" Of Casualties Following Israelis Strike On Displaced Persons' Tents; Massachusetts Stabbing Suspect Arrested After Police Chase; Remembering American Heroes This Memorial Day. Aired 4-5p ET
•100 Million-Plus People Across Much Of The US Under Threat Of Large Hail, Damaging Winds And Fierce Twisters Today; Hamas Claims Responsibility For Rocket Attack On Tel Aviv. Aired 3-4-p ET
•At Least 10 Killed Dozens Injured In Severe Storms; Hamas Claims Responsibility For Racket Attack On Tel Aviv; Six Stabbed In Two Attacks Massachusetts Police Say Could Be Related; Trump Faces Boos At Rowdy Libertarian Party Convention; This Week: Closing Arguments, Jury Deliberates Trump's Fate; PGA Tour Golfer Grayson Murray Dead At 30 Years Old; NCAA Deal Paves For Paying College Athletes; Private Colleges Struggle To Stay Open Due To Low Enrollment. Aired 2-3p ET

•Atlanta Breaks Records For Passengers Screened; Special Counsel Asks Judge For Gag Order On Trump; Over 100 Feared Dead After Papua New Guinea Landslide; Gangs Wreak Havoc In Haiti, Force Out Prime Minister; Diddy Combs Faces Eighth Sexual Assault Lawsuit; U.S. And Qatari Officials Meet To Restart Cease-Fire Talks; U.S. Sending $275 Million In Aid To Help In Kharkiv; New FCC Rules Require Political Ads To Disclose AI Content; U.S. Sports. Aired 5-6a ET
•Atlanta Breaks Records For Passengers Screened; Trump And Haley Have Not Spoken In Months; Over 100 Feared Dead After Papua New Guinea Landslide; Gangs Wreak Havoc In Haiti, Force Out Prime Minister; U.S. Man Arrested In Turks And Caicos For Carrying Ammo; Top U.N. Court Orders Israel To Halt Rafah Ops; U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Resumes Duties; Atlantic Hurricane Outlook for 2024; Filmmaker And Former CNN Host Morgan Spurlock Dies; Carlo Acutis Named First Millennial Saint. Aired 4-5a ET
•Over 100 Feared Dead After Papua New Guinea Landslide; Bodies Of Three More Hostages Recovered From Gaza; Gangs Wreak Havoc In Haiti, Force Out Prime Minister; Diddy Combs Faces Eighth Sexual Assault Lawsuit; Atlanta Breaks Records For Passengers Screened. Aired 3-3:30a ET
•Severe Weather Threatens Millions This Memorial Day Weekend; Trump To Speak Tonight At Libertarian National Convention; Biden Delivers Commencement Speech To West Point Class Of 2024; Uvalde Marks 2 Years Since 21 Killed At Robb Elementary; Americans Arrested In Turks And Caicos On Ammo Charges; Tucker Carlson's Show Airs Regularly On Russian State TV; Trump Removes Video Referencing Unified Reich From Truth Social. Aired 7-8p ET
•Particularly Dangerous Situation Declared For Parts Of Kansas, Oklahoma And Texas; Trump To Speak Tonight At Libertarian National Convention; Three Missionaries Including American Couple Killed By Haitian Gang; New TSA Record Set Friday For Most Fliers Screened In A Day; China: Military Drills Testing Ability To "Seize Power"; Hurricane Katrina Survivors Graduate HS, Thank Their Hero. Aired 6-7p ET
•"Particularly Dangerous Situation" Declared Affecting Millions In Texas, Oklahoma And Kansas; Trump Could Face Unfriendly Reception At Libertarian Convention; Biden Delivers Commence Speech To West Point Class Of '24; America's Choice 2024; Push To Censure Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito; Interview With Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN); Russia Strikes At Key Ukrainian City Of Kharkiv; Closing Arguments Set For Tuesday In Trump Trial; Retailers Doing Sophisticated Detective Work To Fight Theft. Aired 5-6p ET
•Russia Strikes At Key Ukrainian City Of Kharkiv; Protests Break Out Across Israel Over Gaza War; Interview With Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) About Ukraine And Taiwan; Oklahoma Man Detained For Bringing Ammo To Turks And Caicos; Supercell Thunderstorms Firing Up Near Dallas; Friday Breaks TSA Record For Busiest Air Travel Day; Special Counsel Asks Judge For Gag Order In Trump Classified Documents Case; Supreme Court Tensions Simmer As Major Decisions Loom; New Guidelines In Breastfeeding For HIV-Positive Moms. Aired 4-5p ET
•Biden Delivers Commencement Address At West Point Military Academy; Trump Courts Libertarians Amid Concerns Of Third-Party Candidates; Trump's "Unified Reich" Video Looks To Be The Work Of A Turkish Graphic Designer, Russian Escalates Offensive On Kharkiv Region; Children's Grief Book Author Speaks Up About Killing Her Husband; Attack On Shelter In Northern Gaza Kills 10; Judge Denies Motion To Dismiss Indictment Against Alec Baldwin; Another Woman Accuses Sean "Diddy" Combs Of Sexual Assault; Remembering African- American Veterans On Memorial Day. Aired 3-4p ET
•Russian Air Strikes Hit Hardware Center In Kharkiv, Ukraine's Second Largest City; Russian President Vladimir Putin Purging Russian Military Leadership, Citing Corruption; American Man Detained In Turks And Caicos On Ammunition Charges Arrives Back In U.S.; Severe Weather Threatens U.S. Midwest And South; Supreme Court Expected To Hand Down Numerous Decisions Over New Few Weeks; Data Suggests Marijuana Now More Popular Than Alcohol Among Americans; Increased Tornado Activity Likely Due To Climate Change; Twins Saved As Infants During Hurricane Katrina By U.S. Lieutenant General Give Him Thanks; Dallas Mavericks Take Two Game Lead Against Minnesota Timberwolves In NBA Western Conference Finals; Caitlan Clark Wins Her First Game In WNBA; New York City Facing Shortage Of Lifeguards For 2024 Summer Season. Aired 2-3p ET.
•Airlines Expect 10 Percent More Passengers This Weekend Than Same Weekend Last Year; Utah Grief Author Accused Of Murdering Husband Speaks; Sean "Diddy" Combs Faces Eight Sexual Assault Lawsuit; Teen To Become Catholic Chruch's First Millennial Saint; Top U.N. Court Orders Israel To Halt Rafah Operations; Mexico's Monkeys Are Dropping Dead Due To Prolonged Heatwaves. Aired 1-2p ET
•Dad Reunited With Family After Being Charged For Bringing Ammunition To Turks And Caicos; Inquiry Opened Into Deaths Of United States Missionaries, Haitian Coworker; President Biden Touts Expansion Of NATO, Actions In The Middle East In West Point Commencement Address; Top U.N. Court Orders Israel To Halt Rafah Operations; NY Parks Official Details Lifeguard Recruitment Efforts; Survivor, Community Reflect On Two Years Since Shooting Killed 21. Aired 12-1p ET

•CNN International: China Conducts 2nd Day Of Military Drills Around Taiwan; ICJ Orders Israel To "Immediately Halt" Rafah Offensive; IDF Recovers Bodies Of Three Killed By Hamas October 7; Memorial Day Travel Expected To Break Records; Kenyan President Visits State Department, Pentagon As U.S. Seeks To Deepen Military Partnership; U.S. Missionary Couple Killed By Gang While Working In Haiti. Aired 3-3:45p ET
•Uvalde Marks Two Years Since 21 Killed At Robb Elementary; American Gets A One-Year Suspended Sentence For Taking Ammo To Turks And Caicos, To Be Freed Soon; Retailers Doing Sophisticated Work To Fight Theft. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•Historic NCAA Settlement To Let Schools Pay Student-Athletes; Trump Airs Grievances In His Appeal To Black Voters; U.N.'s Top Court Orders Israel To Halt Rafah Offensive. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•New Diddy Accuser Speaks to CNN; Morgan Spurlock Dead at 53; Two Years Since Robb Elementary Shooting; Gun Violence in America; White House Sends Delegate to Uvalde. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Trump Airs Grievances in His Appeal to Black Voters; Infamous Laptop to Be Used as Evidence at Hunter Biden Gun Trial; Historic NCAA Settlement to Allow Schools to Pay Student Athletes. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: Top U.N. Court Orders Israel To Stop Rafah Operations; IDF Recovers Bodies Of Three Killed By Hamas October 7; Official: U.S. Working To Revive Hostage-Ceasefire Deal. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: IDF: Bodies Of Three Hostages Recovered From Gaza; Aid Groups Distributing Supplies From U.S. Floating Pier; Intl. Court Of Justice To Issue Ruling In Case Against Israel. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Red Cross: 100 Plus Feared Dead After Papua New Guinea Landslide; Trump Courts Black and Hispanic Voters in the Bronx; Heatwave in Latin America Endangers Mexico's Howler Monkeys; U.S. Forecasters Predict Active Atlantic Hurricane Season. Aired 4:30- 5a ET
•CNN International: Red Cross: 100 Plus Feared Dead After Papua New Guinea Landslide; China Launches Second Day of Military Drills Around Taiwan; IDF: Bodies of Three Hostages Recovered from Gaza; Ebrahim Raisi Laid to Rest in Holy City of Mashhad; G7 Eyes Russia's Financial Assets Frozen Over Ukraine Invasion; Kenyan President Meet U.S. President. Aired 4:00-4:30a ET