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Officer beaten on cam, doesn't shoot

10 years ago
Chicago police have released video of an officer being beaten by a suspect during an arrest. The officer says she did not shoot, despite being in fear for her life, because she feared media and community scrutiny.

This Big-Billed Toucan Is Losing Its Home

10 years ago
The collared aracari is a toucan native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. Bright plumage and large colorful bills give these small birds a standout color palette. At just over a foot in length, the collared aracari can weigh up to 10 ounces, but most of that size comes from its bill. Sadly, their population has been decreasing due to deforestation and hunting for the pet trade.

Experimental drugs restore hair loss

10 years ago
Experimental drugs regrew hair for patients with the second most common type of hair loss. Now scientists want to make them work for the first: plain old male-pattern baldness.

How to make 'Really Good' art

10 years ago
David Shrigley recently unveiled his Fourth Plinth sculpture in London, a testimony to the power of positive thought. His distinct sense of humor sets him apart in the fine art world but is his work really, "Really Good"?

ISIS fires shots at CNN reporter

10 years ago
A fierce battle is underway as Iraqi forces, backed by the US military, fight to free Mosul from ISIS control. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports from the battlefield.

Turning of the bones

10 years ago
After dancing with their dead, the Merina tribe of Madagascar returns the remains to their ancestral crypt.

Dancing with the dead

10 years ago
During Famadihana, the Merina tribe of Madagascar exhumes the remains of their ancestors, wraps them in silk and dances with the corpses.

Unearthing the dead in Madagascar

10 years ago
The Malagasy people share a profound respect for their ancestors. Some tribes even honor their dead by exhuming their remains for community festivities.

Battle for Mosul could displace 1 million people

10 years ago
The UN has five camps ready for the tens of thousands of people in Iraq who have been forced from their homes by the fight in Mosul, and in the end that number could reach 1 million. CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.
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