Abortion ruling rekindles objectivity debate in newsrooms

When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, leaders of some newsrooms reminded reporters not to take sides on social media. Kate Smith reflects on her own reporting on abortion and argues that the guidelines are "unfair."

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Do Supreme Court split screens distort abortion debate?

Brian Stelter analyzes media coverage of abortion with Kate Smith, Susan Matthews, and Sarah Longwell. Matthews says a clear majority of Americans want access to abortion care, but the minority view sometimes dominates the conversation.

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22 young people found dead in South African pub

CNN's Larry Madowo reports on the ongoing investigation into how 22 young people were found dead in a pub in South Africa.

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Clarence House said Prince Charles received charitable donations and the correct processes were followed regarding those donations after a British newspaper reported the Prince of Wales once accepted a suitcase containing €1 million ($1.05 million) in cash from a Qatari politician.

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Partner of killed Ukrainian journalist explains why she wanted to see photo of his body

CNN's Brian Stelter speaks to Zoriana Stelmak, the partner of slain Ukrainian journalist Maks Levin, about her quest for truth and why she wanted to see a photo of his body after he had been killed.

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