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CNN's Becky Anderson speaks with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan about the coup attempt that rocked his country in July 2016.

CNN's Ivan Watson reports on the major cyberattacks in the past, and the concerns about what could happen in the future.

Former CIA operative Robert Baer offers his perspective about the individual who might commit the Istanbul nightclub attack and Turkey's security response.

Turkish authorities promise to find the shooter who killed dozens at an Istanbul nightclub where many were celebrating the new year. CNN's Ian Lee reports.

A bacon sandwich from England and Poland's pickle juice are among the world's weirdest foods that some believe cure hangovers.

Ten years after Saddam Hussein's execution his eldest daughter speaks exclusively to CNN about her father, ISIS and Donald Trump.

A swimmer got quite the surprise when he nearly swam into a shark. Sergey Sverdlov caught the encounter on camera.

Revitalizing local journalism. Engaging with readers in new ways. Here are 2017 goals from newsroom leaders at The New York Times, The AP and NPR.

The Daily Beast's John Avlon says journalists will look back at the Trump years as the "best time to be a journalist" because "our mission was clear."

CNN senior international correspondent Clarissa Ward says 2016 was a "humbling year" for reporters, describing a rise of "deep antipathy" toward the media.

Michael Oreskes, Kathleen Carroll, and Carolyn Ryan discuss how to hold Trump accountable. Oreskes: Trump "should not be calling out individual journalists."

Many reporters are treated as combatants in war zones. "The tragedy's the things we don't know about these terrible situations," says NPR's Michael Oreskes.

The AP's Kathleen Carroll, NPR's Michael Oreskes, and the NYT's Carolyn Ryan say newsrooms should spend more time listening, rather than "predicting".

CNN's Coy Wire speaks with Dabo Swinney and Deshaun Watson after Clemson secures a spot in the College Football National Championship.