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presidential candidate ron desantis plans to campaign next week. big announcement. and policer he called 911 for help. his family says they want justice. ahead, details on the boy's condition and a planned protest in mississippi. new research suggests the pill form of drugs like ozempic would work as well and obviously without the shot. what that could mean for this whole new world of weight loss drugs. this is cnn "news central". this morning, if a tree falls in the woods on twitter but twitter doesn't work, does it make a sound? that is the question swirling around the politi...

it is all happening now. airports across the country are seeing the busiest memorial day weekend in year, and so when will you get to your holiday destination? also, 86-year-old pope francis is canceling all of the meetings today due to a fever. what we know about the condition with a report straight from rome ahead. a passenger opens up a emergency door mid flight, and the emergency landing that followed. it is all captured on video. this is cnn "news central"." >> so, at this moment, jessica watkins is in a washington, d.c., federal court where a judge is set to sentence her as...

Available. in the meantime the treasury has not said how it will pay bill or issue ious. before any of that happens, the u.s. got slapped with a new warning. overnight one of the top credit rating agencies, fitch, put the u.s. on a rating watch negative. making clear this man-made political crisis has put the country on the verge of losing the triple a credit rating. the last major debt debacle in 2011 led to the unprecedented first ever downgrade to the united states from s&p. christine romans is here on this. this is something you and i talk about all the time. a watch negative, what does ...

The repercussions of a first-ever default on the US federal debt would quickly reverberate around the world. Experts say that 'no corner of the global economy would be spared'

Joe Biden and his administration have been searching for ways to act unilaterally to avoid an economic ‘calamity’ if Congress can’t reach agreement to allow more borrowing. While some advocate using the 14th Amendment, the president has viewed the route as a problematic and untested legal theory