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CNN EXCLUSIVE: Snipers are doing most of the fighting in one war-torn Damascus suburb in Syria -- and as CNN's Fred Pleitgen finds out first-hand, death can come any minute.

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Russia's president is fighting back: No, he did not steal a Super Bowl ring. And no, he's not rocking the diamond-encrusted prize on his finger, either.

A top executive at AEG Live's parent company asked days before Michael Jackson's death if the singer was having big problems -- enough to warrant a straitjacket, according to testimony from Jackson's wrongful death trial.

Music legend Ringo Starr takes us on a tour of an exhibition in his honor at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.

As "True Blood" has developed over the past five seasons, the series has expanded from the story of the people -- and vampires -- living in the small town of Bon Temps, Louisiana, to a sprawling, multinarrative saga about how supernatural beings can exist in the modern world.

A U.S. citizen is prohibited by law to sponsor a same-sex partner for immigration. A Supreme Court decision against DOMA or the passage of an immigration reform bill amendment could change all that.

The best of daytime television are honored at the 40th annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

U.S. law enforcement officials made thousands of requests for data about Apple users over the last seven months, the company said Monday.

Simply thinking about money can trigger people to lie, steal and make unethical decisions, new research shows.

Don Lemon talks to Derek Anderson about emerging from poverty, overcoming loss, and the journey to the top of his game

The Supreme Court is prepared to issue major rulings on race, voting rights and same-sex marriage.

CNN is at Bonnaroo 2013, a four-day, multi-stage festival featuring some of the biggest musical acts in the world.

CNN's Alina Cho reports on the near record cost of weather disasters in 2012.

Police are investigating a rash of shootings that occurred in a 24-hour period in Omaha, Nebraska.

Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese activist whose dramatic escape from house arrest last year provoked a diplomatic firestorm between Washington and Beijing, said he is being forced to leave New York University over fears his presence there is affecting the university's relationship with China.