The neighborhood of Englewood on Chicago's South Side is among the most dangerous in the country. There, gun violence is a daily occurrence. But this isn't a story about shootings. This is about a group of mothers who are standing up to the violence with the type of stern love only moms can provide. By keeping their eyes on the street, feeding their neighbors and embracing their community (both literally and figuratively), Mothers Against Senseless Killings are making Englewood safer, one day at a time.
Rudy Giuliani, who served as mayor of New York City during 9/11, said that there had not been any successful radical Islamic terrorist attack in the US during the eight years before President Obama took office.
Mark Short fatally shot his wife and three kids before taking his own life in Berks County, Pennsylvania, Berks County District Attorney John Adams said.
As crews battle a wildfire in Lake County, California, a mother and daughter get a pleasant surprise from a KGO reporter after officials told them their home was not on the list of ones still intact.
After recent remarks by Donald Trump that Hillary Clinton would have to cheat to win in Pennsylvania, CNN's Tom Foreman digs into whether voting fraud should be a concern during the general election.
The Pentagon has announced that 15 detainees will be transferred out of Guantanamo Bay, the single largest transfer during the Obama administration. CNN's Barbara Starr reports.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump revealed his plans to fight ISIS. CNN's Amara Walker, Mark Hertling, and Kimberly Dozier discuss Trump's ideas.
North Korean gymnast Ri Se-gwang takes the gold medal in the men's vault in Rio, and a crucial stumble on the balance beam costs Simone Biles a chance at a fifth gold medal. CNN's Don Riddell reports.
Assange alleges the 'new standard' set by the administration's decision not to indict Hillary Clinton should resolve questions about Wikileaks' culpability under U.S. law.
Today's subjects include the history and controversy of chemical weapons, the effects of flooding in Louisiana, and a new way to track food temperatures.
Matt Stutzman was born without arms. But that hasn't stopped him from becoming one of the world's best archers. In fact, he competes professionally for the U.S. Paralympic Archery Team and even set the Guinness World Record for longest accurate shot in archery. In Stutzman's words, "no matter what the challenge is, you can overcome it."
The FCC is currently weighing proposals to regulate the cable industry. Two proposals, one supported by Google and by the cable industry, could change the way we watch TV.
