An Amish dog breeder in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, explains to CNN's Gary Tuchman how, before being elected, George Santos allegedly used a bad check to steal puppies.
The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety identified the three students killed in a shooting at the university as junior Arielle Anderson, sophomore Brian Fraser and junior Alexandria Verner.
CNN's Adrienne Broaddus reports on the mass shooting at Michigan State University that left three students dead and five injured. The gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.
There is a constant reminder of life and death in Turkey's earthquake zone. In Hatay, a woman desperately searches for her husband among the rubble of what's left of their apartment. CNN's Sara Sidner reports.
CNN's Selina Wang investigates the campaign of anti-US deepfake newscasts sent out by pro-China bot accounts on Twitter and Facebook, though their origin is unknown.
Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten uses football knowledge to quiz Anderson Cooper, who admits he doesn't know which teams are competing.
Key testimony from a witness in Alex Murdaugh's murder trial said she talked with Murdaugh on the night of his wife's and son's deaths, and that he made her 'nervous'. CNN's Randi Kaye reports.
CNN's Sam Kiley interviews Liubov Yarosh, a 102-year-old great-grandmother in Ukraine who has long-running grievances against the Kremlin. Yarosh has endured politics under Joseph Stalin, multiple famines and loss at their hands, she explains. Now, as three of her grandchildren continue fighting in the war against Russia, Yarosh has also joined in the war effort in her own unique way.
Evangelical minister Gloria Copeland caused a stir by telling her viewers to "inoculate yourself with the word of God" as a means of battling the flu virus. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.