Prince Andrew loses his titles as he faces mounting pressure over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. CNN's Royal Correspondent Max Foster and investigative journalist Sarah Fitzpatrick join Anderson.

"I don't think President Trump realizes how vulnerable President Putin is": CNN Senior Global Affairs Commentator Rahm Emanuel talks about how President Trump could put pressure on Vladimir Putin to agree to a ceasefire ahead of a planned summit in Budapest.

"If you're somebody wealthy and connected, especially to this president, you're going to get off scot-free, potentially": Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi on the president commuting the sentence of disgraced former Republican Congressman George Santos.

"When it comes to kids, we really have to be much more strict with these companies": Tech journalist Kara Swisher weighs in on Instagram's new parental control features, warning there is too little regulation of artificial intelligence on social media platforms.

CNN's Shimon Prokupecz takes a look at recent clashes with federal agents in some major cities as the Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement and efforts to deploy the national guard.

"It's just a caricature": New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof talks about the Trump administration's reported push to overhaul the refugee system to favor English speakers and Europeans.

"It is surprising to see what's called a combatant commander leaving after only a year": @stavridisj, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, talks about the decision by the admiral overseeing US SOUTHCOM to step down.

"It's not enough": @chefjoseandres from World Central Kitchen tells Anderson Cooper about the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza and how his organization is trying to provide more hot meals to Palestinians.

"We are left wondering whether or not he was charged because Donald Trump doesn't like him... or whether it's a legitimate prosecution": New York Democratic Congressman Dan Goldman on the indictment of former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton.

"This is a very slippery slope into another potentially endless war": Former Deputy Director of National Intelligence Beth Sanner reacts to President Trump's decision to authorize the CIA to operate in Venezuela.

There's a new report about a series of racist, antisemitic and violent messages exchanged by members of Young Republican organizations and Vice President J.D. Vance is dismissing it as a chat among, as he puts it, "a bunch of kids." Here's Tom Foreman.

A woman shot by a federal agent in Chicago after allegedly ramming a law enforcement vehicle has pleaded not guilty to the charge she's facing. The attorney for the woman says body camera footage from the incident exonerates her. Omar Jimenez has the exclusive interview.

Andrew Ross Sorkin, founder of The NY Times' Dealbook and co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box, talks about his new book "1929," and the lessons we can learn about today's economy from the worst market crash in U.S. history.

"Why do you keep doing it?": Scammers are tricking Americans into dumping millions into ATMs that turn cash into cryptocurrency. CNN's Kyung Lah confronted one of the swindlers.

"Americans and military families deserve accountability, deserve transparency from the department": Former Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh reacts to the Pentagon's new press policy.

"I really hope for his sake and for the department's sake that he reconsiders this": Former Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby responds to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's restrictive new access rules for Pentagon beat reporters. [Full interview]

A Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty in the arson attack on the governor's mansion while Josh Shapiro and his family slept. CNN's @DannyEFreeman reports on the new video and what else was revealed during today's court hearing.

"I fell for it": Scammers are tricking Americans into dumping millions into crypto ATMs. CNN investigates how companies are profiting. Kyung Lah has part one of this report.

"I really hope for his sake and for the department's sake that he reconsiders this": Former Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby responds to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's restrictive new access rules for Pentagon beat reporters.

"Today's a deeply emotional day for us here in Israel": Anat Moshe Shoshany, whose grandfather was killed on October 7th and grandmother held in Gaza for over a month, reacts to the release of the remaining living hostages.