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CNN's Gary Tuchman speaks with Michigan voters, who will vote in their state's primary days after former President Donald Trump's decisive projected GOP primary win in South Carolina.

CNN's Audie Cornish discusses Sen. Tim Scott's (R-SC) appearance at former President Donald Trump's victory rally after CNN projected his win in the South Carolina Republican primary.

Boos broke out from some in the crowd after former President Donald Trump introduced Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) to speak to supporters after CNN projected Trump to win the South Carolina Republican primary.

CNN's Boris Sanchez speaks with a voter in South Carolina who explains his decision to support former President Donald Trump.

Comedian Amy Schumer reveals she has Cushing syndrome. CNN's Fredricka Whitfield talks to Cardiologist Dr. Jayne Morgan about the syndrome.

CNN's Andy Scholes sits down with former Indiana Pacers guard Reggie Miller.

Some 10,000 people were evacuated in the vicinity of Plymouth, England after a WWII German bomb was discovered in a residential garden and bomb disposal experts removed the device.

CNN's Polo Sandoval reports from Veselka, a Ukrainian restaurant in New York City, two years after Putin's invasion began.

The top photographs from the games of the globe and the people who play them.

Christiane Amanpour's conversation with former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, and the grim foretelling of the fate of Putin nemesis Alexey Navalny.

Christiane Amanpour sees the desperate situation in Ukraine firsthand, as Putin's relentless invasion grinds into a third year.

Both Biden's proposed asylum restrictions and Trump's proposed deportations are needed, says Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO). "Sad but true, our legislative system is broken right now when it comes to very difficult issues like immigration. It's going to take executive action. It's going to take a Remain in Mexico policy. It's going to take a renewal of the deportations...it's going to take finishing the wall."

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh speaks with Ukrainian fighter Oleksandr, who is still alive after fighting in every major battle in the two years of Russia's war in Ukraine.

On the second anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, "As a Republican, I'm embarrassed that my party is holding up funding that absolutely needs to be made," says Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO). "Russia is infecting and affecting the politics of the United States. We need to get past that."

At first, Nikki Haley seemed to be positioning herself to be a VP who'd help in districts "where Trump needs a little softening," says GOP consultant David Urban. "But there is a lot of bad blood right now between the two camps." As for a 2028 run, says Urban, "It's 100 years from now."

"The Trump delusion is not going away on the Right," says veteran sportscaster Bob Costas. "But sane Democrats have to offer a compelling alternative. Biden, for all he has accomplished, and for all his basic decency, is not a compelling figure any longer."

Trump's massive civil judgment is "scary to my friends who do business, who don't even like Trump," says venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale. "Because it's a $400M fine for something where there's no victims - it's obviously a weaponization of government."

"There's no way Biden's minimalist mode of campaigning, that which might have been appropriate amidst a pandemic in 2020, is going to escape scrutiny in 2024," says CNN's Michael Smerconish - including among Democrats and anti-Trumpers.

Wins, stalemates, and losses on the frontlines. CNN's Jake Tapper looks back on the two years since Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine.

Schools, universities, and educators across the U.S. are grappling with increasing limits on what they can and can't teach about racism and Black history. Recently that history has come under attack by Republican lawmakers across the country. Kim Brunhuber speaks with Gevin Reynolds, a former speechwriter for U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris.