The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper

Anderson Cooper reports from Nepal, where rescue efforts continue after a series of deadly flash floods. He examines the circumstances that caused them and speaks with survivors and those who are still hoping to find their loved ones.

Nick Paton Walsh explores the doomsday prepper movement, a once fringe subculture now embraced by 20 million Americans. Drawing on his experience covering conflict, he tests his survival skills with those preparing for disaster.

Isobel Yeung digs into the once taboo world of performance enhancing drugs and how they are becoming increasingly popular not only among athletes, but also among young men who are using them to enhance their physical appearance.

Donie O'Sullivan examines the growing influence of the Democratic Party's progressive movement, from grassroots activists to digital creators, and whether its rise is the party's greatest strength or greatest risk as the midterms approach.

Jake Tapper speaks with former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse, who is living with a terminal cancer diagnosis at the age of 54. Their decade-long history informs a deeply personal conversation on life, faith, and love in the face of mortality.

As the UFC prepares for a historic fight at the White House, Sara Sidner examines its rise from controversy to a powerful political force, offering an inside look at the decades-long relationship between the UFC and President Donald Trump.

Fifty years after its founding, Bill Weir takes viewers inside Apple, one of the most influential, profitable, and iconic companies ever, tracing its history, most consequential moments, and ongoing cultural impact.

Omar Jimenez reports on the escalation of US Immigration & Customs Enforcement tactics since Donald Trump took office and how federal immigration policies are unfolding on the ground, reshaping communities and affecting migration patterns.

Pamela Brown examines the growing influence of Christian nationalism in American society, exploring how a movement once largely confined to the margins of white evangelical culture has gained new visibility and political power.

One week into the war, Sara Sidner traces the events of recent years inside Iran and what led to the decision to strike; examining the ripple effect of economic and security impacts to the region and what it all means for America.

Nancy Guthrie was last seen at her home near Tucson on January 31. Ed Lavandera reports on the latest in the search for the mother of Today Show host, Savannah Guthrie; examining the timeline of events and key evidence in her disappearance.

David Culver reports from the border of Venezuela on the raid that ended in the capture of Nicolas Maduro; examining the country's long history with the U.S., motives behind the raid, the legal case against Maduro and what comes next.