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CNN10's Coy Wire sits down with the US Olympic Team to find out what their superpower is.

Rapper Flavor Flav speaks with CNN’s Coy Wire about why he supports the US Women's Water Polo team.

CNN10’s Coy Wire sits with the US Olympic Team to find out what is one of their biggest obstacles, and for some it may just be junk food.

CNN's Stefano Pozzebon reports from the streets of Caracas, Venezuela, as protests continue after Nicolás Maduro claimed a presidential victory. Tap the link in our bio for more.

Beachgoers filmed an unusual swarm of dragonflies flying over Misquamicut Beach in Rhode Island.

Protests broke out in several Venezuelan cities on Monday after authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro was formally declared a winner by the county's electoral authority in a presidential race marred by accusations of electoral fraud. In the capital of Caracas, protesters blocked roads, while hundreds more were seen walking down a main road banging pots and pans in protest against Maduro's victory on Sunday. At the city's main military base, where Maduro lives, people were seen setting fire to the strongman's election posters. Protests were also reported in other cities, including Maracay, where opposition activist Esthefania Natera told CNN that people were on the streets "to yell and demand to tell the truth because we know the real results." She said police were using teargas on peaceful protesters. In the coastal state of Falcón, demonstrators toppled a statue of Maduro, video on social media showed. Tap the link in our bio for more. 📸: Cristian Hernandez/AP

There was incredible drama in the men's team gymnastics final. The US men's gymnastics team won its first medal since 2008, capturing bronze in the team final. Japan defeated China in a dramatic, down-to-the-wire competition. Japan snatched gold on the final rotation, having outscored China on the horizontal bar. Follow live updates at the link in our bio. 📸: Ulrik Pedersen/Cal Sport Media/Shutterstock

A melting glacier flooded a road in southern Iceland. Watch how floodwaters took out part of the bridge.

CNN medical correspondent Meg Tirrell explains how Iowa's six-week abortion ban will impact not only residents there but the whole region. Tap the link in our bio to read more.

At the University of South Wales, Professor Damian Bailey runs an environmental testing chamber that can alter temperature, altitude, pressure and oxygen levels. CNN’s Senior Climate Writer Laura Paddison put her body to the test under extreme heat and humidity to understand how these conditions can quickly become deadly and why a warming world is dangerous for us all. Tap the link in bio for more.

“I see money on holidays like Monopoly money,” says Lisa Fraser. The currently unemployed 30-year-old has been to Taipei, Budapest and New York in the past year, with no plans of giving up vacations while she looks for a job. According to a 2023 study from finance website WalletHub, 25% of Americans say it’s worth going into debt for a good vacation. Elizabeth Currid-Halkett is the author of The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class and a professor of public policy at the University of Southern California. She believes that the current trend of travel moving from “optional” to “priority” began during the financial crisis in the 2000s and spiked after the pandemic. “Social mobility is so out of reach and something’s gotta give,” says Currid-Halkett. The mindset is “’I can’t buy a house, I’m not sure I can afford college or grad school, so I might as well go to Spain and backpack. It’s barely a dent in the debt I’m going into for other things.’” Alex King, founder of personal finance website Generation Money, uses another word for this phenomenon: “doomspending.” Tap the link in bio for more. 📸 : Cunaplus_M.Faba/iStockphoto/Getty Images

Organizers of the Paris Olympics have apologized for what some critics described as a parody of "The Last Supper" during the lavish opening ceremony. The scene featured drag artists and dancers and was widely criticized by the Catholic church and Christian groups. The French Catholic Church said the festivities "included scenes of derision and mockery of Christianity." Thomas Jolly, the director of the opening ceremony, insisted that "The Last Supper" – a mural painted by Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci – wasn't the inspiration behind the scene in an interview with CNN affiliate BFMTV. "Dionysus arrives at the table because he is the Greek God of celebration and that sequence is called 'festivity,'" Jolly said. Tap the link in bio for more. 📸 : Ludovic Marin/Pool/Reuters

Residents of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights village Majdal Shams berated far-right Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich after the funeral of 12 children who died in a strike the previous day. Tap the link in bio for more.

Team USA finished on top of the women’s gymnastics qualifying scores Sunday, putting them in a confident position ahead of Tuesday’s medal round at the Olympic Games in Paris. On the individual front, Simone Biles and Suni Lee will once again compete for gold in the all-around competition. The duo has won the last two gold medals in that competition. Team USA is also going to send much of the team to individual medal events later on in the Games. Biles qualified for the medal round of the floor exercise, balance beam and vault. Jade Carey qualified for the final in vault, Suni Lee qualified in the uneven bars and balance beam, and Jordan Chiles qualified in the floor exercise. Biles notched her impressive day despite dealing with some calf pain. After she produced a flawless balance beam routine, she landed awkwardly while warming up for her floor routine and exited the arena before reemerging to get her lower left leg taped. Her coach told reporters after the competition that Biles had been dealing with calf pain a couple weeks before Paris. But when asked by reporters if she was OK following competition, Biles said, “Yup! As good as I can be.” Follow the latest from the Games at the link in bio. 📸: Loic Venance/AFP/Getty Images | Naomi Baker/Getty Images | Jamie Squire/Getty Images | Ezra Shaw/Getty Images

A new combined blood test has a 90% accuracy rate in determining whether memory loss is due to Alzheimer's disease, outperforming doctors, a study has found. Researchers hope it could soon lead to speedier diagnoses and treatment. In comparison, neurologists and other memory specialists correctly diagnosed Alzheimer's in 73% of their cases. Primary care doctors had even less success, with a 61% accuracy rate, according to the study. "We'd love to have a blood test that can be used in a primary care physician's office, functioning like a cholesterol test but for Alzheimer's," said Dr. Maria Carrillo, chief science officer of the Alzheimer's Association. Once fully vetted, highly accurate blood tests could "change the game in the speed in which we can conduct Alzheimer's trials and get to the next new medication," she said. "These are absolutely transformational times." Read the full story at the link in our bio. 📷: stefanamer/iStockphoto/Getty Images

When Simon Carter first laid his eyes on the “Totem Pole,” a 213-foot-tall monolith rising dramatically from the seas of eastern Tasmania, Australia, he was faced with a dilemma: “To climb or to photograph?” He did both. As Carter abseiled around the narrow, imposing sea stack with his camera, he captured the other climbers in action from thrilling vantage points unseen from the ground. The photographer’s new book, “The Art of Climbing,” features a selection of these images, alongside more than 200 other striking shots of fellow climbers ascending towering and complex rock formations around the world. “I like to talk about climbing photography being on a spectrum. On one end you’ve got a very documentary style, where you go out and document whatever it is that’s going on,” said Carter in a video interview. Click the link in CNN’s bio for more. 📸: Simon Carter

CNN international correspondent Jeremy Diamond reports from a soccer field in Golan Heights where a rocket strike has killed at least 12 people, according to the Israeli military. Read more at the link in our bio.

The United States claimed its first gold medal of the 2024 Paris Olympics, winning the 4x100m freestyle relay with a time of 3:09.28. Australia took the silver and the Italian team took the bronze. The American team was anchored by Caeleb Dressel, who earned his eighth gold medal across his illustrious career. The result also continued Dressel's streak of winning gold in every Olympic race in which he's competed. Follow live updates from the Games at the link in our bio. 📸: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images