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CNN's Laura Coates and Thomas Lake investigate the 2003 disappearances of two men of color in Naples, Florida. As a new witness emerges, they uncovers leads and allegations involving a deputy sheriff who remains uncharged.

In an emotional interview, CNN's Jake Tapper speaks to C.J. Rice about his unjust 2013 conviction and the systemic failures that led to his wrongful imprisonment. Through his own words, Rice's prison letters trace his harrowing quest for justice.

Six months after Hamas launched a terror attack on Israel, CNN's Bianna Golodryga speaks with families of the kidnap victims and to released hostages about their time in captivity and the emotional messages they have for those they left behind.

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CNN Anchor Boris Sanchez returns with a descent into the heightening conflict between an ancient predator and their modern-day competition for prey. Humans kill 100 million sharks worldwide each year, threatening one-third of shark species with extinction. Despite warnings that sharks are endangered globally, some fishermen say the shark population in the US is out of control, and the rate at which sharks are feasting on their catch is crippling the fishing industry. However, some scientists disagree, arguing that depredation may be due to overfishing and depleting prey sources. Sanchez speaks with parties on both sides of the issue, bringing their concerns to government regulators and even free dives with the sharks himself.

Sara Sidner examines the history of violence fueled by political beliefs.

Pamela Brown scrutinizes the turn of events that led to President Biden ending his reelection bid

Tracing Kamala Harris' path to become the first woman vice president and disrupt the status quo.

Donie O'Sullivan explores how chaos agents use alternative media to undermine American democracy.

CNN's Ed Lavandera explores Yellowstone National Park, where tourists are pushing precarious boundaries with wildlife to perilous effect. He witnesses the dangers of these close encounters and speaks with survivors of harrowing attacks.

This hour examines Vice President Kamala Harris's record and current stances on key issues. Audie Cornish delves into her positions on the economy, reproductive rights, immigration, foreign policy, and democracy itself.