Here's what's nextPutin's struggles, cheap oil, 50 shades of jihadTim Lister, CNNThe Earth is heating up, machines are getting scary smart and Martian methane has NASA excited. Big questions loom for the year ahead, and here's what you need to know.
Piece by tragic pieceAirAsia search turns up big pieces in Java SeaBen Brumfield and Jethro Mullen, CNNSmall debris, bodies, an oil slick, and then Saturday, four large objects. Rescuers searching for AirAsia QZ8501 are finding it piece by piece.5 hr
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'Voice for the voiceless'American liberalism left with one fewer voiceAlexandra Jaffe, CNNFormer New York Gov. Mario Cuomo's colleagues say his words and deeds as governor of New York will echo long after his passing.5 hr
The Clinton echoHillary's rhetoric straight from Bill's '92 playbookMaeve Reston, CNN National Political ReporterIt is no wonder that many of Hillary Clinton's touchstones on the campaign trail this year echo Bill Clinton in 1992 -- at times almost verbatim.3 hr
Cruz's Twitter whispererHe pretends to be the senator on the InternetChris Moody, CNNAs Ted Cruz's in-house digital strategist, it is Josh Perry's job to channel the freshman senator online, engage activists on Twitter and Facebook and promote Cruz's appearances.2 hr
Black, white and a thin blue lineViews on race and police in AmericaBy Tom Foreman, CNNThe way most white people see the police, and the way most black people see them, are separated by a gap so wide it may as well be a canyon.
What set Roger Ebert apartNot even cancer could tamp down his energyBy Todd Leopold, CNNRoger Ebert wrote about the experience of seeing films as a reverie and escape. Few were better at conveying that sense to those outside the theater.
Ideas to change the worldBold ideas are the lifeblood of our progress as a culture. Here are 10 of them to make us healthier, to conserve natural resources, to bring more transparency to police work and more.
The real story behind 'Selma'By Julian Zelizer, CNN ContributorIn this riveting film, audiences see how people can push politicians to take action they don't have the courage to do on their own.
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