Featured on our penultimate program of the season: Botswana changes a law concerning elephant hunting, and technology is used to help people with disabilities.

Severe weather strikes the U.S. east of the Rocky Mountains, we return to Mount Everest to explain dangerous conditions, and we examine a global police force.

Britain's prime minister resigns, we give you a glimpse of Memorial Day events in the U.S., and the death toll rises in Everest's dangerous climbing season.

India's incumbent leader appears to have won a landslide victory in recent elections, and a world explorer discusses societies where people live longer.

The Brexit process continues to face challenges, a woman describes a life of forced labor in a free country, and fireworks techs light up the Lotte World Tower.

A food shortage spreads in Cuba, international linguists name the hardest words to spell, and we examine the industry of plant-based meat alternatives.

A CNN investigation indicates that humanitarian aid is being misused in Yemen, and a new study contrasts the effects of ultraprocessed and unprocessed foods.

The U.S. and Iran ramp up tensions but say no war is imminent, grocery chains face dynamic challenges, and two CNN Heroes team up to help improve a girl's life.

Today's reports on a U.S. executive order, a partial ban on facial recognition systems, and a flying taxi involve issues of security, privacy, and technology.

Today's show explains legal action involving the U.S. real estate industry. We're also reporting on robocalls and the impact of space exploration on pop culture.

North Korea faces a food shortage, India fights misinformation as its election winds down, and scientists say there's evidence that the moon is shrinking.

International tensions boil in Middle Eastern waters, officials say some oil ships were intentionally damaged, and grammarians sound off on Neil Armstrong.

A trade dispute heats up on both sides of the Pacific, a U.S. landmark turns 150 years old, and a new study suggests wasps are capable of transitive inference.

Iran partially withdraws from a nuclear deal, the U.S. issues new sanctions on Iran, some protesters speak out against Uber, and AI makes its way into business.

A U.S. carrier strike group deploys to the Strait of Hormuz, and a father and daughter stir conversation by using Instagram to tell a Holocaust victim's story.

Violence flares up in the Middle East, the U.S. jobs report suggests a strong economy, and we explain the debate over how Notre Dame should be reconstructed.

North Korea tests a short-range missile, an international landmark turns 25, we explain the history of Cinco de Mayo, and we feature a Positive Athlete.

A cyclone bears down on India, divers make a discovery in the world's largest known cave, and a spacecraft aims to give tourists a few minutes of weightlessness.

Today's topics include the U.S. presidential campaign season, the U.S. naturalization test, and some potential applications for 5G wireless technology.

Today's show examines the recent upheaval in Venezuela, the relationship between China and the Philippines, and an off-the-beaten-path trip to an African nation.

Another cyclone brings flooding to Mozambique, Japan's emperor makes history by abdicating his throne, and drones are tested as organ transfer vehicles.

U.S. stocks continue to climb but may face headwinds, AI finds a place in a Middle Eastern classroom, and a CNN Hero helps medical patients with ASD.

Featured this Friday: a milestone concerning cases of a certain disease, an explanation of how a city's area has expanded, and a report on a Positive Athlete.

Today's show covers an international summit in Russia, an E. coli outbreak in America, and a conservation program that lets tourists catch an endangered species.

The struggles of Boeing, a planned state visit in Britain, the challenges posed by "wish-cycling," and a sanctuary for sloths are this Wednesday's topics.

Sri Lanka searches for answers after coordinated terrorist attacks, U.S. lawmakers review the Mueller Report, and Egypt uncovers another ancient tomb.

Today, we're taking you inside the U.S. food industry and focusing specifically on animal feed: What's in the diets of animals raised for food, and why might that matter to some consumers?

Produce is front and center on today's special edition of CNN10. Find out how the U.S. food industry has changed and what influence consumers have on it.