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CNN's Becky Anderson talks to a Syrian activist who looks back at his reports from the war-torn country.
The mother of slain journalist Marie Colvin says her daughter was supposed to leave Syria today. CNN's Mary Snow reports.
CNN's Anderson Cooper reflects on his interview with journalist Marie Colvin hours before she was killed in Syria.
A CNN news crew videotapes its dangerous journey leaving Syria.
An Australian mine uncovers the largest pink diamond in the country. CNN's Lisa Sylvester reports.
Friends of "Amazing Race" producer Jeff Rice share memories of him with HLN's AJ Hammer after his mysterious death.
A Colorado city aims to eliminate nearly all of its trash.
Sean Stone became a Shiite Muslim while making a documentary in Iran. He speaks to CNN about his decision.
The New York Times reports Google is developing "smart" eyeglasses that display details about the wearer's surroundings.
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Somalia's prime minister tells CNN the country needs up to $10 billion from the international community.
An airline passenger refused to turn off an electronic cigarette while on board a flight from Portland to Houston.
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Showbiz Tonight looks at Star Jones return to The View after her bitter departure as co-host in 2006.
Newark mayor Corey Booker and Gordon Chambers discuss Whitney Houston's funeral with Piers Morgan and Soledad O'Brien.
CNN's Ivan Watson reports on a makeshift rebel-run media operation helping to get the news and pictures out of Syria.
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Republican candidates prepare for the last debate before Super Tuesday.
CNN's Ivan Watson shares his recollections of the journalists and Syrians killed in the crisis there.
A church in Washington passed out ashes for commuters to commemorate Ash Wednesday. CNN's Chris Ford reports.
Brooke Baldwin talks to Peter Bouckaert about the deaths of Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik in Homs, Syria.
Dozens are killed and more than 600 injured in a train crash in Buenos Aires. CNN's Luis Carlos Velez reports.
Wrestler CM Punk tells HLN's A.J. Hammer why he released a video message to Chris Brown after their Twitter battle.
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Rosemarie Colvin, the mother of the late journalist Marie Colvin, remembers her daughter's committed spirit.
A South Carolina woman is feeling lucky after finding a rare treat in her pizza. WIS reports.
A Michigan family almost threw away what a collector says is the rarest football card in existence. WXMI reports.
CNN's Richard Quest talks to European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn about solving the euro debt crisis.
White House press secretary Jay Carney says military action in Syria is not imminent and US committed to Syrian people.
iReporter Ashley Willies tells her uniquely American story.
Taylor Armstrong talks Chris Brown and Rihanna, Kardashian sisters may be sued, and Osbournes' dog Lola dies at 12.
Press secretary Jay Carney comments on the president's singing abilities.
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The White House reflects on the work of Marie Colvin, Anthony Shadid, slain in Syria.
Shaq, Kenny and Charles preview the 2012 NBA All-Star 3-pt contest.
Photographer Rachel Hulin talks about her series of photographs that depict her son Henry hovering in midair.
Gordon Chambers, Grammy award winning singer/songwriter remembers his friend, Whitney Houston with Nancy Grace.
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CNN legal contributor Paul Callan Jury deliberations begin today in UVA lacrosse murder trial.
Danny Bonaduce from child star to addict. His journey to recovery.
Nancy Grace asks Gary Catona, Whitney Houston's vocal coach why she struggled with vocal problems at the end of her career.
CNN's chief international correspondent Christiane Amanpour discusses the danger reporters face in covering conflict zones.
Danielson names his 2012 preseason top five, as he believes USC should start the season at No. 1.
Human Rights Watch's Peter Bouckaert remembers his friend, American journalist Marie Colvin, who was killed in Syria.
Shaquille O'Neal, Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley look at the four contenders in this year's Sprite Slam Dunk Contest.
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CNN's Leone Lakhani looks at the UAE's efforts to put itself on the cinematic map.
A judge tells Lindsay Lohan she is on the home stretch to completing her probation terms.
A woman in El Paso, Texas, is struck by a bullet from a gun that may have been fired in Juarez, Mexico. KFOX reports.
CNN's Luis Carlos Velez on the train crash in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where at least 49 are dead and hundreds hurt.
CNN's Dan Rivers reports on security tests carried out by London police ahead of the 2012 Olympics in the UK capital.
Former news anchor Roy Hobbs talks about his addiction to crack cocaine and how he overcame his struggle.
President Obama delivers remarks at the groundbreaking for the National Museum of African-American History and Culture.
Lonnie Bunch, Director of the Smithsonian African American History Museum talks to CNN's Suzanne Malveaux.
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CNN's Arwa Damon reflects on the passing of journalist Marie Colvin who was killed Wednesday in Homs.
With Clarence Clemons, President Clinton performs the classic, "Night Train," on the saxophone at his inaugural ball.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on Kevin Pearce, a champion snowboarder who is recovering from a brain injury.
Heritage Foundation's Todd Gaziano on the brief he filed in the University of Texas affirmative action case.
A former TV anchor battling addiction sees lessons to be learned from Whitney Houston's death. Martin Savidge reports.
From CNN's "It's Not Black or White," Clyde Best on what it was like as one of England's first black footballers.
Journalist Marie Colvin describes the conditions in Homs, Syria, just hours before her death.
At least 40 people were killed and 550 people injured when a train plowed into a platform at a Buenos Aires station.
President Obama says the National Museum of African American History and Culture will be a monument for all time.
The pastor for New York Knicks player Jeremy Lin talks to CNN about his faith.
Rev. Calvin Butts III of New York's Abyssinian Baptist church speaks at the African American museum groundbreaking.
CNN's Arwa Damon reports on how Syrian opposition activists get their message out of Homs.
Adele flips the bird, a Fat Tuesday eating contest, and the world's largest candy bar on tour.
Romeo Santos, a singer known as the "Bachata King," on working with Voto Latino to register concert goers to vote.
Lonnie Bunch, director of the Smithsonian African American History museum explains what he wants to do for other museums.
Evangelist Franklin Graham defends his MSNBC comments and says he can't vote for Obama based on his stance on abortion.
Olympic gymnastics hopeful Jennifer Pinches talks to CNN about her inspiration and preparation.
Sania Mirza was India's first female player to break into the WTA Top 30 in singles, and the first to win a WTA title.
Somdev Devvarman is the only Indian male singles player to currently rank in the ATP Top 100.
Indian tennis legend Vijay Amritraj talks about his family's contribution to Indian tennis.
American Yiddish speakers discuss their connection to a disappearing language
Indian tennis doubles champion Leander Paes visits his old school and interviews his old class teacher.
Indian players have won 24 Grand Slam doubles titles, but have yet to win a singles Grand Slam. Why is that?
President George W. Bush dances and beats a drum at an Africa Malaria Day gathering at the White House on April 25, 2007.
CNN's Jim Acosta asks Rick Santorum about Drudge Reports and the issue of good and evil
Former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman's daughters jump back into politics to weigh in on the contraception debate.
Affiliate KSTU shows helmet cam video of a snowmobiler who survived an avalanche in Utah by holding onto a tree root.
In a 2011 interview with ABC's Christiane Amanpour, Moammar Gadhafi denied using force against his own people.
Blogger Jennifer Rubin says Rick Santorum's views are not the conservative norm and he should speak more generically.
Why do people give up their favorite things for Lent? And what's the Mardi Gras connection? Let us explain.
Carol Costello asks "Is Warren Buffett's tax compromise good, or is it just politics?"
CNN's Bonnie Schneider discusses her new book, "Extreme Weather," about ways to handle dangerous weather.
The al Qaeda-linked Al Shabaab terror group in Somalia is recruiting Kenyan teens to fight. David McKenzie reports.
Gingrich supporter J.D. Hayworth says that his candidate still has an opportunity to reclaim frontrunner status.
A new documentary about the Clinton administration details what went on behind the scenes of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
CNN's Stan Grant reports on Chinese government's crackdown on Tibetan Buddhist monks' desperate protests.
CNN's Christine Romans explains what's in President Obama's corporate tax plan.
CNN's Zain Verjee reports on the use of "pirate scarecrows" and other methods to avoid pirates in dangerous waters.
How do you negotiate with pirates to get your ship and your life back? CNN's Zain Verjee reports.
CNN's Zain Verjee speaks to a Somali pirate about the reasons why he chose to do what he does.
CNN's Zain Verjee has an inside look at the way pirates run their business.
The Supreme Court will decide whether a law outlawing lying about earned military medals is constitutional.
Singer Adele gave the middle finger when she was cut off during the live broadcast of the Brit Awards in London.
CNN's John King weighs in on the importance of tonight's GOP debate in Arizona, which he will be moderating.
Valerie Akauola, Buffalo teacher who had plastic surgery, discusses the controversy over her district's surgery policy.
Lonnie Bunch discusses a few of the artifacts that will be on display at the first National African American Museum.
Conan says there may be something fishy about Girl Scout cookies.
When asked about his 2008 speech referencing Satan, Rick Santorum defended what he said claiming he's a person of faith.
Conan jokes about Mardi Gras, the Oscars, 'Birth Control Moms' and more.
Lanny Davis, former White House special counsel, explains why he takes issue with PBS's new documentary about Bill Clinton.
CNN legal contributor Paul Callan on possible reasons the Supreme Court is taking up a case on affirmative action.
CNN looks back at Barack Obama's singing, Bill Clinton's saxophone playing, and George W. Bush's dance moves.
Fmr. Romney debate adviser Brett O'Donnell on how Rick Santorum needs to perform at tonight's CNN debate to win voters.
Greece's energy minister tells CNN's Becky Anderson that the new bailout marks a turning point for Greece.
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