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ISIS slaughters 45 Iraqi tribesmen
ISIS boasts about slaughtering 45 Iraqis after a U.S. airdrop to their tribe. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports.
NASA-contracted rocket explodes on launch
An unmanned NASA-contracted rocket exploded moments after its scheduled launch to the International Space Station. Full story
Chambliss: Killing ISIS 'only' option
Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss says ISIS carries out their threats, and killing them is the only option U.S. has.
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Kim Jong Un mystery solved?
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who disappeared from public view, had a cyst removed from his ankle, says Sorth Korean media.
U.S. troops ordered into Ebola quarantine
U.S. troops are in quarantine after returning from an Ebola response mission in West Africa. Barbara Starr Reports. Full story
'They would torture you': ISIS prisoners reveal life inside terror group
The blindfolded prisoners are brought into the dank gray room, one by one, and begin to tell us their stories. Full story
ISIS allegedly using poison gas
ISIS is allegedly using chemical weapons in Syria and Iraq, but U.S. officials have not confirmed these reports.
The other deadly virus not named Ebola
While the U.S. fights the spread of Ebola, the flu will infect far more people and can be deadly too. Tom Foreman reports.
American fights with Kurds against ISIS
CNN's Ivan Watson profiles an American solider fighting with a Kurdish militia against ISIS forces in Syria.
Legal cases building against Graham suspect
Legal cases are strengthening against Jesse Matthew, the alleged abductor of Hannah Graham. Brian Todd reports.
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