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Ex-SEAL: Treated bin Laden 'as a threat'
Robert, O'Neill, the former Navy SEAL who says he shot and killed Osama bin Laden, describes the 2011 raid in Pakistan. Full story
Attorney General tries to reassure Ferguson
The Attorney General Eric Holder visits the town slammed by protests and promises justice amid new accusations that police have been harassing protesters. CNN's Jake Tapper reports.
MORE DETAILSChristie begins stormy second term
Gov. Chris Christie began his second term facing both a winter storm and a political storm over the bridge scandal and more. CNN's Jake Tapper reports.
'Bridgegate' snarls Christie's rise
Governor Chris Christie's political path has been abruptly slowed by the bridge traffic scandal in New Jersey.
Train derailment causes fiery explosion
A train carrying oil in North Dakota derailed, causing a massive explosion.
Police chief: Some of teens have records
Three teens in Duncan, Oklahoma, face charges in the death of an Australian college baseball player. The small town's chief of police tells CNN's Jake Tapper about the teens' prior records and other details from the crime.
Pastor: Paula Deen is not a racist
Pastor Gregory Tyson Sr. defends Paula Deen after her admitted use of a racial slur affected her ties with Food Network.
RELATED STORY: Celeb chef Paula Deen admits using 'N word'
Ex-official: Nothing supports TWA theory
Former NTSB official Peter Goelz responds to new claims made by a documentary about the cause of TWA Flight 800's crash.
RELATED STORY: Filmmaker asserts new evidence on crash of TWA Flight 800
Unruly passenger: They are poisoning me
CNN's Jake Tapper speaks with a passenger who helped subdue a man making poison claims during a United Airlines flight.
RELATED STORY: Man disrupts flight, screams about CIA, poison, passengers say
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.
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