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McCain: We can't just do nothing anymore
Sen. John McCain calls for a no-fly zone in Syria after the U.S. acknowledged that government's use of chemical weapons.
RELATED STORY: Washington reacts to White House decision on Syria
U.S. says Syria crossed 'red line'
CNN's Frederik Pleitgen talks about reports that the Syrian government has used chemical weapons.
RELATED STORY: White House: Syria crosses 'red line' with use of chemical weapons on its people
2-headed kitty gets plenty of face time
A family is smitten with a kitten born with two faces. But CNN's Jeanne Moos reports only one mouth meows.
Runaway car slams into mom, baby
A mother recounts the fear she felt as a car slammed into her and her baby.
RELATED STORY: Frantic mom pulls baby from under car after it crashes into them
NSA leaker, girlfriend still in hiding
No one knows where Edward Snowden and his girlfriend are, but some of Snowden's friends are coming forward to defend him.
RELATED STORY: China keeps quiet on NSA leaker Snowden
Hayden: Bush aides satisfied Obama continued policies
National Security Agency Director Gen. Army Gen. Keith Alexander told Congress on Wednesday dozens of potential terror attacks were prevented because of secret surveillance of phone records and other similar programs.
Current and former government officials are coming forward to defend the NSA's tactics, which a former agency contractor, Edward Snowden, said he leaked to the media.
FULL STORYNSA : Dozens of terror attacks stopped
The NSA chief defends U.S. surveillance programs before a Senate committee. CNN's Dana Bash reports.
RELATED STORY: NSA director: Data mining follows law, thwarts terror
Who needs a waitress when food can fly?
Duck! The burger you ordered is flying. And crashing. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the flying tray.
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