United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson makes his remarks during the final Prime Minister’s Questions in Parliament. Johnson announced his resignation as Conservative Party leader after multiple scandals ending his tenure after less than three years.
Read More
Gordon Heddell, former assistant director at the US Secret Service, joins New Day to discuss the criticism of the agency’s handling of recent congressional requests.
Read More
Widespread protests have broken out in Panama over fuel costs, unemployment and inflation. The government of Panama agreed to lower fuel prices but a day later protests resumed after the agreement fell apart. CNN’s Patrick Oppmann reports.
Read More
CNN political commentator S.E. Cupp and CNN senior political analyst John Avlon join New Day to discuss the impact of Trump-backed candidate Dan Cox winning the Republican gubernatorial primary in Maryland.
Read More
Each day Ukrainians escape from Russian-occupied territory in their hundreds — the young and old — fleeing their homes and willing to risk their lives in the crossfire of Ukraine’s southern front. CNN’s Ivan Watson meets civilians who have fled Kherson, a city where everything is changing under Russian occupation.
Read More
The Indiana doctor who helped a 10-year-old alleged rape victim from Ohio get an abortion is now taking the first legal step toward a possible defamation lawsuit against Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita. In an appearance on Fox, Rokita said that Dr. Caitlin Bernard was “an abortion activist acting as a doctor with a history of failing to report” and...
Read More
Steve Bannon rails against January 6 committee chairman Bennie Thompson outside the courtroom of his criminal contempt of Congress trial. CNN’s Jessica Schneider, Eli Honig and Joey Jackson discuss.
Read More
In an early victory for Twitter, a judge ruled that the company’s lawsuit against Elon Musk over their $44 billion acquisition agreement should go to a five-day trial in October. CNN’s Alexandra Field has more.
Read More
CNN’s Don Lemon discusses his interview with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams about the impact of President Joe Biden’s job approval rating on her race in Georgia and what it could mean for Democrats in the midterm elections.
Read More