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In the wake of the deadly attack at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, a former skinhead tells his story to CNN's Brian Todd.
Arno Michaelis says he’s never met Wade Michael Page, the white supremacist who gunned down six people before killing himself, but he can identify with him. "If it wasn't for things- very fortunate things that happened to me along the way and help I got from other people, many of whom I had claimed to hate, I could have very easily ended up where Wade Page ended up on Sunday," Michaelis told Todd.
Thanks to what he describes as “a twist in life,” Michaelis left behind his life of hate and now runs an organization, Life After Hate, dedicated to helping people transition out of that existence.
American Airlines is offering passengers in the U.S. a luggage delivery service. CNN's Sandra Endo reports.
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CNN's John King profiles Tim Pawlenty, considered to be among Mitt Romney's top choices for a running mate.
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Federal investigators say small numbers of white supremacists have infiltrated the military. Chris Lawrence reports.
CNN's John Zarrella reports on a man who's spent nearly two decades photographing Mars for us to see.
CNN's Wolf Blitzer questions former presidential candidate Newt Gingrich about the call for a probe of aide Huma Abedin.