Activist Chen Guangchen flies to NY

Bob Fu of China Aid describes Chinese activist Chen Guangchen's state of mind as he departed for New York Saturday.

SpaceX: Launch abort 'not a failure'

The president of private space company SpaceX says aborting the launch of the Dragon spacecraft was not a failure.

'Go-go' pioneer Chuck Brown dies

CNN's Fredricka Whitfield looks back at the career of Chuck Brown, pioneer of "go-go" music.

In Focus: International adoption

CNN's Randi Kaye speaks with Rebecca Gray and her three adopted daughters, Jasmine, Kennedy and Gracie Jane.

Ways to keep your money safe

CNN's Randi Kaye speaks with financial expert Hank McLarty about ways to keep your money safe - and even grow it.

Chen leaves China on flight bound for US

Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng and his family are on their way to New York. CNN's Stan Grant reports.

Jamie Oliver promotes healthy living

It's food revolution day! Friends, family and food lovers all over the world are taking steps toward healthy lifestyles.

Obama: G8 unified in approach to Iran

President Obama welcomes G8 leaders to summit at Camp David.

Homeless teen graduates high school

A teenager who never gave despite facing homelessness and domestic violence. WFMY reports.

SpaceX rocket launch delayed

The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch was delayed Saturday morning at Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Cooking up politics in Egypt

CNN's Ben Wedeman has the story of Egypt's queen of the cooking airwaves who serves up meals and political advice.

Grandma of 15 graduates from college

An 81-year-old woman proves it's never too late to get your college degree. WTNH reports.

Oregon bans Native American mascots

A new rule in Oregon bans the use of Native American symbols, names or images in school mascots.

Mayoral portrait made from gumballs

Renowned artist Franz Spohn will make a giant portrait of Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi out of gumballs.

Man accused of beating girlfriend's kids

Two young children allegedly beaten by their mother's boyfriend are in the hospital.

Janitors' protest shuts down street

Janitors seeking higher wages and benefits led a protest that shut down a San Diego street, KGTV reports.

Chinese activist at Beijing airport

Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng is at Beijing Airport waiting for a flight to the U.S, CNN's Steven Jiang reports.

E-Block: Canadian P.M. bares all

CNN's Erin Burnett showcases a new painting of a nude Stephen Harper.

Outcry against school's shock therapy

CNN's Anderson Cooper talks to a panel about a Massachusetts school's controversial shock therapy treatments.

Inconsistencies in Trayvon Martin case

CNN's Randi Kaye looks at what some say did, and didn't happen, the night Travyon Martin was killed.

Woman recovers rings in 15 tons of trash

After taking off her rings to wash her hands, a Massachusetts woman mistakenly throws them out with the trash.

Violin prodigy overcomes childhood burns

Affiliate WEHT's story of a girl overcoming childhood burns, surgeries and skin grafts to become talented violinist.

What Trayvon Martin's girlfriend heard

Newly released evidence includes audio of police interviewing Trayvon Martin's girlfriend about their call that night.

Trayvon Martin's girlfriend's testimony

Trayvon's girlfriend says she heard him, on her phone, say "get off" before the shooting.

Dr. Oz: High costs in health mistakes

Dr. Oz explains to CNN's Piers Morgan why the most expensive aspect of medicine is bad health care.

Romney's jobs record at Bain Capital

Anderson Cooper looks at the math behind Mitt Romney's claim that he created 100,000 jobs while CEO at Bain Capital.

Does Romney want it both ways for jobs?

James Carville and Mary Matalin argue the candidates' records on job creation and loss.

Pacquiao on life outside the ring

Manny Pacquiao shares details about life outside the ring and preparation for his June 9th fight against Timothy Bradley

Indian clinic's stem cell therapy real?

A clinic in India claims its use in experimental stem cell therapy that's banned in the U.S. works. Drew Griffin reports.

Cameras capture violent shootout

Cameras capture a violent shootout that left three people dead in Louisville, Kentucky. WDRB has more.

Audio evidence in Trayvon Martin Case

CNN's Erin Burnett tackles new audio evidence in the Trayvon Martin shooting case.

Romney release first general election ad

The first Romney campaign television ad of the general election is released. CNN's Dana Bash reports.

Krugman: '$300b a year' in spending

Economist Paul Krugman comes OutFront on his plan to save America from falling off its fiscal cliff.

Conn. man survived flesh-eating bacteria

A Connecticut man survives the flesh-eating bacteria. WTNH has more.

Zakaria: NATO flailing in current era

Fareed Zakaria says NATO is no longer relevant in today's post-Cold War world but that they still have role to play.

Anti-theft bags deter lunch thieves

HLN's Vinnie Politan discusses with his panel anti-theft lunch bags.

Biden looks at inmate's 40% vote tally

Joe Biden responds after an inmate wins 40% of the vote in the West Virginia Democratic primary in May

Bono calls senator a 'Deadhead'

Musician Bono praises Sen. Leahy and also responds to reports he's now the richest musician ever.

Facebook IPO could've been worse

CNN's Ali Velshi explains how Facebook share prices could have been below IPO at the end of the first trading day.

The Number: public financing double-play

CNN contributor John Avlon in tonight's The Number reports on a story of political hypocrisy.

Millionaire's sweet bond deal

CNN's Erin Burnett talks to defense attorney Paul Callan about a millionaires sweet bond deal while awaiting an appeal.

How much will your gas be this summer?

The Iranian Finance Minister tells CNN's Fareed Zakaria how much he thinks oil will be sold for this summer.

How to explain the Facebook flop?

After all the buzz and all the hype, how can we explain the rather routine flop on Facebook's first day?

Is Mitt Romney taking a page from Newt?

Is Mitt Romney taking a page from Newt Gingrich's playbook?

U.S. visa for a Castro family member?

Mariela Castro Espin is the daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro and her visa to the U.S. is angering many.

Pakistani Amb. on tensions with U.S.

Pakistani Ambassador to U.S. Sherry Rehman talks to CNN's Wolf Blitzer about reopening supply routes to Afghanistan.

SuperPAC backlash on Rev. Wright plan

A pro-Romney Super PAC floats an idea to revive Rev. Jeremiah Wright in an attack on Obama.

Campaign ad wars could get nasty

CNN's Wolf Blitzer talks to the Republican National Committee chairman about the Rev. Wright political ad.

Undercover video shows horse abuse

Undercover video obtained by the Humane Society shows alleged abuse of horses.

Jane's healthy adventure: Ali Vincent

Ali Vincent, a winner from The Biggest Loser, talks to Jane about her weight loss and her new book.

Erin Burnett OutFront on Facebook

CNN's Erin Burnett provides analysis on Wall Street's reaction to Facebook's first day of public trading.

Dr. Oz takes Morgan's blood pressure

Joining Piers Morgan in studio, Dr. Oz takes the host's blood pressure, and explains what that means for his health

Honda creates 'sitting Segway'

The "Morning Express" team looks into Honda's new invention offering a way for you to get around while sitting down.

New video shows Trayvon Martin

Surveillance video from a 7-11 shows Trayvon Martin just minutes before he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman.

Teen vanishes after fight with boyfriend

A 19 year old Texas woman is missing who was last seen leaving her apartment after a fight with her boyfriend.

Mom of 5 found stabbed in bedroom

A CA mom of five was found stabbed to death in her bedroom, and police are now calling her husband a person of interest.

Arrest made in Miss. highway murders

James D. Willie has been charged with capital murder for two recent Mississippi highway killings.

Cee Lo Green on his late mother

Singer Cee Lo Green details the influence his mother has had on his life, even though she passed away many years ago.

Andrew Young celebrates 80 years

Andrew Young reflects on his life, negotiating with childhood bullies, world leaders and improving world economies.

Laughs for a cause

Comic Jim "Hot Pocket" Gaffigan now supporting veterans' foundation

Mario Monti, "EU improved from Greece"

TIME magazine calls him "the most important man" in Europe. Mario Monti on EU.

Mass protests in Aleppo

CNN's Mohammed Jamjoom reports that even U.N. observers have come under fire.

Mario Monti: "minds are focused"

TIME magazine calls him "the most important man" in Europe. Mario Monti on EU.

Obama hosts G8 Summit at Camp David

France's newly-elected president plans to attend this year's G8 Summit, but Russia's Vladimir Putin is taking a pass.

Star tributes to Donna Summer

Stars pay tribute to Donna Summer, Van Halen pulls summer tours, and 'iCarly' is being canceled.

Adam Kaufman: What really happened?

In Session's Vinnie Politan explains the circumstances leading up to the murder trial of Adam Kaufman.

Mario Monti, Prime Minister, Italy

: TIME magazine calls him "the most important man" in Europe. Italy's Prime Minister Mario Monti on the state of Europe.

Front Lines: Facebook IPO priced at $38

Facebook's IPO priced at $38 and Senate calls JP Morgan CEO to testify. CNN's Erin Burnett reports from the Front Lines.

Outer Circle: Greece downgraded

Elinda Labropolou reports on how the Greek people are reacting to the political and economic chaos in their country.

Protesters drown out Sebelius

Protesters boo Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius during a commencement speech at Georgetown.

Shooter may not have been posing as cop

CNN's Ed Lavandera reports that police no longer believe the shooter in two shooting deaths posed as a police officer.

Platini: Bayern, Chelsea worthy of final

UEFA president Michel Platini talks to Pedro Pinto about the Champions League final, financial fair play and Euros.

The Number: hazardous asteroids

CNN's Erin Burnett takes a look at potential hazardous asteroids in The Number. How many are out there?

James Lipton talks God and Will Ferrell

The 'Inside the Actors Studio' host switches jobs with Brooke Baldwin and talks about his famous friends.

Cool anti-terror gadgets

Who's responsible for some of the more interesting anti-terror gadgets out there? CNN takes a look.

Get Real! A $35,000 horizontal shower

Get up from bed just to lay back down in the shower. Sounds like a luxury, but it will cost you.

David Cassidy on his mom and Alzheimer's

The actor talks about the importance of companionship for people with Alzheimer's, a disease his mother suffers from.

'Queen of Soul' talks 'Queen of Disco'

Aretha Franklin talks exclusively to CNN's Piers Morgan as she remembers her friend Donna Summer.

Patrick: American dream is up for grabs

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick talks to CNN's Piers Morgan about Rev. Jeremiah Wright and the American Dream.

Tying the brain to robotics

CNN talks to the scientist behind the development of a new bionic arm.

'Dictator' slammed by Arab groups

Sacha Baron Cohen's latest film comedy is sparking some controversy.

Heartache on the Hudson

Pilot and author Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger tells stories of his courage and others.

Hero bus driver saves woman from assault

Bus driver Larry Porter is being hailed as a hero after he saved a woman from being brutally beaten on the street.

Anne Frank's cousin publishes letters

Buddy Elias is publishing letters from his cousin Anne Frank's family, and talking about growing up with Anne.

Former ambassador: Pakistan is in denial

Husain Haqqani, former Pakistani ambassador to the U.S., gets candid about his country's approach to foreign policy.

When peacekeepers can't keep the peace

In Syria, peacekeepers are forced to do what only soldiers can: Hurry up and wait.

Zuckerberg won't ditch the hoodie

"The Facebook Effect" author David Kirkpatrick talks about why he thinks Mark Zuckerberg won't change despite the IPO.

Haitian refugee now a Coast Guard grad

Orlando Morel was rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard when he was just 6 years old, and now he's going to be doing the same.

Lipton critiques Romney's 'bad acting'

James Lipton of "Inside the Actor's Studio" gives Mitt Romney some constructive criticism and advises him to relax.

Cristiano Ronaldo: I'm better than Messi

Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo says that right now, he is better than his Barcelona rival Lionel Messi.

What's next in the fight for Bergdahl

TIME Magazine's Jim Frederick where Bowe Bergdahl's case could go next now that his story is getting more attention.

Congress to talk terrorist finances

Rep. Patrick Meehan talks about how terrorist organizations are getting creative with their money.

Generational split among Taliban leaders

TIME Magazine's Jim Frederick disccuses the split that has stalled negotiations to bring Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl home.

Conan on Biden's new campaign slogans

Conan says Vice President Joe Biden is good at a few things, but coming up with campaign slogans isn't one of them.

Your daily cup of Conan

Conan jokes about California's debt, the Dalai Lama's biggest fear, orangutans with iPads and more.

Shooter's mother raising money

Lillie Holiday set up a website to raise money in memory of her son, who killed 8 of his coworkers in 2010.

Facebook co-founder inspires new tax act

Sen. Casey discusses the Ex-Patriot Act, introduced to force Saverin to pay taxes despite renouncing his citizenship.

Conan jabs at Leno while on Letterman

Conan O'Brien joked about Jay Leno while appearing on "The Late Show with David Letterman".

Band makes the most of delayed flight

Members of Toronto's Lemon Bucket Orkestra gave an impromptu performance after a luggage issue delayed their flight.

Learning to work with wealth

Psychologist Paula Caligiuri explains what happens when employees suddenly become rich.