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Wolf Blitzer delivers the most important breaking news and political, international, and national security stories of the day. Tune to The Situation Room weekdays 5-7pm ET on CNN.
Mark Kelly: Spaceflight is a risky business
Wolf Blitzer speaks to Mark Kelly and Miles O'Brien about the failure of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo.
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Post by: Filed under: Mark Kelly • Space • Virgin Galactic • Wolf Blitzer |
Official: There was a 'mishap' onboard
Officials report that Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo failed during a test flight due to an in-flight anomaly.
Is terror group plotting attack on U.S.?
Officials are concerned members of the Khorasan Group survived and are plotting against the U.S. Barbara Starr has more.
Kim Jong Un back in spotlight after break
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un is back in the public eye after disappearing. CNN's Elise Labott has more.
Pa. police: Suspect Eric Frein captured
Pennsylvania State Police say they have captured suspect Eric Frein after more than six weeks on the run. Full story
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Post by: Filed under: FBI • Jeffrey Toobin • Pennsylvania • Tom Fuentes • violence • Wolf Blitzer |
ISIS executes 400 tribesmen in 48 hours
400 Sunni tribesmen who had taken up arms against ISIS, were killed in the last 48 hours according to tribal leaders. Jim Sciutto reports.
Insider shares details about UVA suspect
Coy Barefoot discusses how close friends describe Jesse Matthew, who is a suspect in the abduction of Hannah Graham.
Gen. Odierno: Russian flights 'concerning'
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno tells Wolf Blitzer that Russia flying planes without any communication is 'concerning'. Full story
Unusual Russian flights concern NATO
An unusual uptick in the size and scale of Russian flights in European airspace has raised concerns for NATO officials.
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Post by: Filed under: Barbara Starr • International affairs • National security • Ray Odierno • Russia • Wolf Blitzer |
Report: Officials shot for watching soap operas
According to South Korean reports, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un executed party officials for watching soap operas.
Report: U.S. may treat foreign Ebola patients
State Dept. deputy spokesperson, Marie Harf, responds to a report that says U.S. may start treating foreign Ebola patients.
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Post by: Filed under: Benjamin Netanyahu • Ebola • Health • International affairs • ISIS • Israel • Marie Harf • Wolf Blitzer |
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