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His battle with ALS empowered her to live
By Jennifer Hauser, CNN
When they married about six years ago, Hope Dezember knew that she and her husband, Steve, wouldn't be able to spend the rest of their lives together. Steve had been recently diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease.

This is what a pit bull-dachshund mix looks like
An unusual dog that is part pit bull and part dachshund is waiting to be adopted in Georgia.

See baby girl hear for the first time
Corlena failed her hearing test at birth and was diagnosed with hearing loss in both of her ears, but thanks to her new hearing aids, she is smiling.

Don't scratch your life away
Jennifer Hauser, Special to CNN
I am a two-time lottery winner. I claimed a $100,000 lottery ticket in November and a $1 million lottery ticket on Monday. Both came from scratch off. Everyone has been asking me what it's like to win and so I'll tell you.

Jericho the lion alive, caring for Cecil's cubs
Johnny Rodrigues of the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force joins CNN's Fredricka Whitfield to discuss the news that Jericho the lion is alive.

Jimmy Carter's grandson dead at 28
Former President Jimmy Carter's grandson, Jeremy Carter, has died at the age of 28.

Confessions of an airport thief
An airport thief tells CNN's Drew Griffin how passengers create an invitation to steal.

Marijuana operation discovered where family executed
Investigators question whether marijuana operations factored into executution of Ohio family. CNN's Nick Valencia reports.

Inside the thinking of Trump supporters
A group of Donald Trump supporters sat down with CNN's Drew Griffin to give their insight into the Republican presidential candidate, and why they intend to vote for him.

Greyhound under investigation after fatal crash
A CNN investigation reveals that Greyhound does not enforce its own rule related to driver fatigue. CNN's Sara Ganim reports

Dallas police shooter a reclusive Army reservist
By Nicole Gaouette and Steve Visser, CNN
Micah Xavier Johnson was infuriated, he told police negotiators, by the deaths of black men at the hands of police.

7.7-magnitude quake strikes Mariana Islands
By Susannah Cullinane and Dave Alsup, CNN
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Mariana Islands in the Pacific Ocean early Saturday.

Thailand rocked by 11 bombs in one day
By Kocha Olarn, Joshua Berlinger and Lauren Said-Moorhouse, CNN
Five provinces in Thailand have been hit by 11 bombings in less than a day, authorities say.

Trapped passengers rescued from French Alps cable cars
By Chandrika Narayan, James Masters and Bryony Jones, CNN
Dozens of people trapped overnight in cable cars dangling at 12,000 feet in the French Alps have been rescued safely, officials said Friday.

At least 90 killed in Syria, including 28 children, after ceasefire plan announced
By Kareem Khadder and Chandrika Narayan CNN
At least 90 people were killed in airstrikes that rained down on northwestern Syria on Saturday and Sunday, a rights group said. The surge in violence came just hours after the US and Russia announced a new ceasefire plan.

Medieval strain of leprosy discovered in UK squirrels
By Jennifer Hauser, CNN
Leprosy was thought to have been eradicated from the UK for centuries -- until now. It turns out the disease has been harbored, perhaps since the Middle Ages, in red squirrels in the British Isles. And research indicates that these squirrels could transmit the disease to humans, though the chances are low.

South Africa bans anti-gay American pastor from visiting
By Faith Karimi, CNN
South Africa banned a controversial American pastor and his associates from visiting, describing them as "undesirable persons" who criticize homosexuality and promote hate speech.

In Syrian city of Homs, an orderly evacuation of rebels
By Jomana Karadsheh, Jennifer Hauser and Joe Sterling, CNN
The evacuation of a rebel enclave in the Syrian city of Homs started Saturday.

In Yemen, urgent support for survivors of deadly boat attack
By Mallory Gafas, Hakim Almasmari and Joe Sterling, CNN
Authorities in Yemen worked Saturday to help survivors of a deadly attack on a boat off the war-wracked nation's western coast.

Afghan warlord returns to Kabul after nearly 20 years
By Jennifer Hauser and Ivan Watson, CNN
One of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has returned to the Afghan capital Kabul after nearly two decades in exile, reported Tolo, an Afghan news agency.

ISIS claims attack that left 37 dead in Manila casino
By James Griffiths, Euan McKirdy and Jinky Jorgio, CNN
Thirty-seven people have been killed in a Manila casino, following an attack in the early hours of Friday morning by a lone gunman who fired shots from an assault rifle and set fire to gambling tables.

Fighters surround ISIS-controlled Raqqa in Syria, commander says
By Joe Sterling and Ghazi Balkiz, CNN
In a major push to defeat ISIS, US-backed fighters have surrounded the Syrian city of Raqqa as they try to oust the militants from their de facto capital.

Rouhani says Iran could quit nuclear deal in 'hours' if new US sanctions imposed
By Jennifer Hauser and Tamara Qiblawi, CNN
Iran's newly re-elected President Hassan Rouhani has threatened to quit the 2015 nuclear deal "within hours" if the United States continues to impose new sanctions on the country.

Jet blast from a plane kills a tourist at a Caribbean airport
By Jessica Suerth and Jennifer Hauser, CNN
A tourist from New Zealand was killed by the blast of a plane at an airport in the Dutch Caribbean island of St. Maarten.

In push for Mosul, US coalition pummeling ISIS
By Mohammed Tawfeeq, Jennifer Hauser, Joe Sterling and Ingrid Formanek, CNN
The US-led coalition has pounded ISIS targets relentlessly since the offensive to recapture Mosul began last month, a military official told reporters on Tuesday.

Turkey: 2 dead in explosion near courthouse in Izmir
By Karen Smith, Madison Park, Hande Atay Alam, and James Masters, CNN
Two people were killed in an explosion Thursday near a courthouse in the city of Izmir in western Turkey, according to the country's state-run Anadolu news agency.

Mexico earthquake: A rush to save lives amid 'new national emergency'
By Nicole Chavez, CNN
Rescuers tunneled through debris for hours Wednesday, listening for the breathing and cries of survivors after a deadly earthquake struck Mexico City and the region.

As street tensions simmer, Pakistani law minister apologizes to protesters
By Sophia Saifi, Chieu Luu and Susannah Cullinane, CNN
Pakistan's Law Minister Zahid Hamid apologized to protesters Sunday for provoking outrage and he assured the nation he believes in the finality of the Prophet Mohammed.

Kenyan President sworn in after controversial election rerun
By Lauren Said-Moorhouse, Farai Sevenzo and Hilary Clarke, CNN
Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in for a second term as Kenya's President on Tuesday and pledged to work for national unity.

Iran's Supreme Leader faces rare display of public anger
By Laura Smith-Spark, Dakin Andone and Jennifer Hauser, CNN
Several Iranians were shot during protests late Saturday, a source tells CNN, after Iran's government warned citizens against holding "illegal" public gatherings, following two days of rare anti-government protests that spread to a number of cities.

State of emergency declared in Maldives
By Jennifer Hauser and Spencer Feingold, CNN
Political unrest in the Republic of Maldives prompted the Asian nation's President on Monday to declare a state of emergency for 15 days.

Scores missing after deadly 6.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Taiwan
By Sarah Faidell, Bijan Hosseini and Eric Levenson, CNN
At least four people are dead and 225 injured -- including tourists -- after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck just off the east coast of Taiwan late Tuesday, local police said.

Ben Enwonwu's 'Tutu' painting found after decades
Jennifer Hauser, CNN
A famous Nigerian painting that has been missing for decades has finally been found in a London home and will be up for auction at the end of the month.

Armenian protest leader detained amid mass demonstrations
By Sheena McKenzie and Susannah Cullinane, CNN
An Armenian protest leader was detained Sunday, shortly after talks with the country's newly-appointed prime minister broke down amid days of mass demonstrations.

Syrian rebels agree to surrender enclave near Homs, state media says
By Jennifer Hauser and Ralph Ellis, CNN
Rebel groups have agreed to surrender an enclave near Homs in western Syria, Syrian government media reported Tuesday.

Caravan organizers: 158 migrants have crossed into US to seek asylum
By Khushbu Shah and Jennifer Hauser, CNN
At least 158 Central Americans who traveled in a migrant caravan through Mexico have crossed into the United States this week to seek asylum, organizers said Thursday.

About

Jennifer Hauser news gathers, writes and produces videos for CNN, HLN and CNN International. She has worked out of CNN's world headquarters in Atlanta since 2004.
Hauser is a graduate of Loyola University Chicago.