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What in the worldupdated: Thu Aug 09 2012 13:31:00

The facts about guns in America

By the numbers: Guns in Americaupdated: Thu Aug 09 2012 13:31:00

Following the mass shootings in a Colorado movie theater and a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, the debate over gun control has been reignited: How should the country balance its constitutional right to bear arms with access to deadly firepower?

Look to the good in humankind -- look to heroes, says grieving fatherupdated: Mon Jul 30 2012 16:59:00

Alex Teves treasured Marvel and DC comics with their Spider-Man and Batman icons, and he was at his best in high school when he wrote about the superhero genre in English class.

Fear drives opposition to gun controlupdated: Mon Jul 30 2012 12:47:00

There will be no new gun laws after the Aurora shooting for the basic reason that the American people do not want them.

Average Americans don't need assault weaponsupdated: Sun Jul 29 2012 22:35:00

To all of you gun lovers, feel free to go buy your Glock, shotgun, hunting rifle, .22 pistol, .357 Magnum or any of the other guns at your disposal.

Colorado shooting suspect to return to courtupdated: Sun Jul 29 2012 19:41:00

The man accused of opening fire inside an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater is expected to return to court Monday where he will face formal charges.

Maryland man who called himself 'joker' still being evaluatedupdated: Sat Jul 28 2012 16:56:00

Investigators have uncovered no evidence to suggest a Maryland man taken in custody after allegedly threatening his workplace had acquired weapons illegally, a law enforcement official said Saturday.

Maryland man who called himself 'joker' taken into custodyupdated: Fri Jul 27 2012 15:50:00

A Maryland man who was in the process of being fired was taken into custody Friday after allegedly calling himself a "joker" and threatening a supervisor, police said.

How will 'The Dark Knight Rises' hold up in its second weekend?updated: Fri Jul 27 2012 08:33:00

Last weekend, a dark cloud hung over the box office after the tragedy in Aurora, Colorado, rocked the country.

Bloomberg's out-of-order remarks got one thing rightupdated: Thu Jul 26 2012 10:22:00

When an elected official whose heart seems to be in the right place offers a courageous perspective on an important subject, I'm inclined to try to find some good in it.

Bloomberg on a potential police strikeupdated: Thu Jul 26 2012 10:22:00

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg suggests police go on strike in an effort to force more gun control

Dispatch: We need rescue in theater 9updated: Thu Jul 26 2012 07:30:00

CNN's Randi Kaye reports on the urgent calls for help in theater 9 after the Colorado theater shooting.

Warner Bros. pushes 'Gangster Squad' to 2013updated: Wed Jul 25 2012 17:17:00

The July 20 shooting spree at a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" in Aurora, Colorado, seems ultimately to have had a relatively modest impact on the release of the superhero blockbuster, at least in terms of its box-office performance.

'Miracle' stories of survival in Auroraupdated: Wed Jul 25 2012 07:22:00

CNN's Randi Kaye tells the story of survivors who lived through the gunfire in the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater.

Colorado shooting: Stories of survivalupdated: Wed Jul 25 2012 07:22:00

A few reflections from survivors of the massacre at an Aurora, Colorado, theater from CNN interviews:

Shooting victims honored at memorialupdated: Tue Jul 24 2012 22:28:00

Friends, family and residents of Aurora, Colorado, gather to remember the victims of the movie theater shooting.

Court appearance fuels theories about Colorado shooting suspectupdated: Tue Jul 24 2012 14:08:00

Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes' dazed demeanor during his first court appearance has given rise to a multitude of theories about his mental state, ranging from full-blown psychosis to little more than being "some freak," as one victim of the shooting rampage described him after the hearing.

Threats before, after other 'Dark Knight' showings, authorities saidupdated: Tue Jul 24 2012 11:42:00

Three people who voiced threats during and after showings of the "The Dark Knight Rises" in New England and the West have been arrested, authorities said.

When Christians are their own worst enemiesupdated: Tue Jul 24 2012 07:49:00

For all of the rhetoric about Christianity being under attack in this country, oftentimes it feels no one does a better job of hurting Christianity than the people who call themselves Christians. Especially after a national tragedy.

The overwhelming maleness of mass homicideupdated: Tue Jul 24 2012 07:32:00

There's a predictable cycle of mourning and finger-pointing that follows a massacre like the shootings last week in Aurora, Colorado. First come the calls for unity and flags flown at half-staff. Then the national fissures appear: The gun lobby stiffens its spine as gun control advocates make their case. Psychologists parse the shooter's background, looking for signs of mental illness or family disarray. Politicians point fingers about "society run amok" and "cultures of despair."

Obama: Colorado shooting 'an evil act'updated: Tue Jul 24 2012 07:22:00

President Barack Obama addresses the recent shooting in Aurora, Colorado.

Mass murder and powerful firearmsupdated: Tue Jul 24 2012 07:22:00

Scenes from the mass shooting in an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater are horrific, but are all too familiar in the United States.

What were James Holmes' motives?updated: Mon Jul 23 2012 07:55:00

Reporter Jordan Steffen says police officials have removed the suspect's computer and are still interviewing neighbors.

Grief counselors offer solace amid tragedyupdated: Mon Jul 23 2012 07:53:00

Picture the monumental task of counseling strangers affected by a horror worse than they've ever imagined.

When it's not 'only a movie'updated: Sat Jul 21 2012 14:28:00

It is the implicit bargain every moviegoer makes.

Colorado movie theater massacreupdated: Sat Jul 21 2012 14:13:00

A look back at the minutes and hours following the deadly Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting rampage.

U.S. troops among victims of Colorado movie shootingupdated: Sat Jul 21 2012 11:12:00

U.S. troops were among the casualties in the shooting rampage at the Colorado movie theater, including a sailor who was listed as unaccounted for, the Pentagon said Friday.

Robots reveal 'unique' setup in suspect's apartmentupdated: Sat Jul 21 2012 09:35:00

The one-bedroom apartment rented by the suspect in Friday's shooting rampage inside a suburban Denver movie theater appears to have been rigged with an array of sophisticated booby traps that one official described as "unique."

With song and prayer, Colorado shooting victims are rememberedupdated: Sat Jul 21 2012 03:07:00

Some residents of Aurora, Colorado, gathered in community, prayer and faith late Friday to honor the victims of a shooting inside a local movie theater.

'Dark Knight' take: Pop culture no antidote to painupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 23:57:00

There were no long lines waiting to see "The Dark Knight Rises" at the urban multiplex closest to where I live in Washington, D.C. A mild surprise, since this wasn't, after all, just any movie's opening Friday. This was, as we kept being told, a Major Summer Event, the biggest, darkest and most eagerly anticipated of the many Hollywood blockbusters being wheeled out to the movie-going public. It was also a workday. And I was willing to believe that there were too many people who didn't or couldn't play hooky, no matter how much frothing hype had been aroused on Batman's -- sorry, The Batman's -- behalf.

Are moviegoers passing on planned trips to the theater?updated: Fri Jul 20 2012 20:30:00

Thais Mills was looking forward to taking her 7-year-old niece to see "The Dark Knight Rises" Friday evening at 8:15. But in the wake of the shooting at an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater, the 31-year-old from New Orleans said he would surrender the movie tickets she bought for about $20 in advance.

Tragedy during 'Dark Knight Rises'updated: Fri Jul 20 2012 20:30:00

Showbiz Tonight examines the shooting during 'The Dark Knight Rises' screening, and how people can deal with the tragedy.

Chaos, drama unfold over police radio after theater shootingupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 18:30:00

Inside it was dark, the movie still playing as victims of the violent shooting fled the auditorium.

Gun debate figures into storyline of 'The Dark Knight Rises'updated: Fri Jul 20 2012 17:18:00

Warner Brothers studios confirmed Friday that it will not cancel any screenings of "The Dark Knight Rises," squashing any rumors that it might dial back the release following the mass shooting at an Aurora, Colorado, theater.

Listen to theater shooting 911 callsupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 16:43:00

Hear events as they occur during the first 30 minutes of the shooting at the "Dark Knight" premiere in Aurora, Colorado.

Hospitals respond to Colorado theater shootingupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 16:43:00

Hospitals near Aurora, Colorado, were flooded with victims after a movie theater shooting Friday morning.

Witness saw little girl who wasn't movingupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 12:14:00

A witness describes the deadly shooting at the Aurora, Colorado movie theater.

Gun control or carry permits won't stop mass murderupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 11:14:00

There are few criminal events as stunning and frightening as a mass shooting. The suddenness, randomness and unpredictability of episodes like Friday's early morning massacre at an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater cause us all to wonder whether any place is safe.

Worst U.S. mass shootingsupdated: Fri Jul 20 2012 11:05:00

A heavily armed gunman opened fire at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, on Friday, July 20, killing at least 12 and wounding 38. Police arrested a suspect in theater's parking lot.

Details emerge of victims' plight in Colorado shooting updated: Fri Jul 20 2012 09:40:00

A police officer in a Denver suburb was seen carrying a young girl, described as bloodied and motionless, early Friday morning after a gunman burst into a packed movie theater during a midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises," the Batman movie sequel.

14 dead, 50 wounded in shooting at Colorado theater, police chief says updated: Fri Jul 20 2012 07:50:00

A heavily armed gunman killed at least 14 people and wounded 50 more during an early Friday morning screening of the new Batman movie at an Aurora, Colorado, theater, police Chief Dan Oates told reporters.

Federal fine art auction open until Mondayupdated: Sun Jul 01 2012 16:46:00

Nearly 250 works of art -- including pieces by Chagall, Matisse, Picasso and Toulouse-Lautrec -- are being sold online through a national auction ending Monday, the U.S. Marshals Service said.

Colorado man accused of supporting extremist terror groupupdated: Mon Jan 23 2012 14:16:00

A Colorado man arrested on terror charges made an initial appearance in court on Monday, the Justice Department said.

Money Magazine: I'm 61. Should I retire or keep working?updated: Tue Feb 22 2011 14:42:00

My wife and I are 61 and wondering when to retire. Some say keep working, but I'd like to enjoy life. What's your take? -- David Watkins, Aurora, Colo.

Brooklyn man faces terrorism chargesupdated: Thu Sep 24 2009 13:15:00

A Brooklyn resident was indicted on conspiracy charges for trying to join a terrorist group overseas and kill U.S. troops, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York announced Thursday.

Terror suspect arrested by FBIupdated: Tue Sep 22 2009 13:04:00

CNN's Jim Spellman reports from Aurora, Colorado, on the arrest of terror suspect Najibullah Zazi.

Turning toxic coal ash into bridges, buildingsupdated: Fri Mar 20 2009 18:40:00

Despite the destruction it caused in a massive spill near a Tennessee power plant in December, coal ash has found many uses that benefit industry and even the environment.

CNNMoney: Small town life may mean big moneyupdated: Mon Jun 30 2008 19:19:00

If you'd like to build a nest egg with your paycheck, it may be time to give up New York and head for Plano, Texas.

FSB: How to confront a distracting coworkerupdated: Fri Apr 11 2008 15:52:00

Dear FSB: I work in a small office and my co-worker eats sunflower seeds all day and it's distracting. I've talked to the office manager, who hates confrontation, but she is reluctant to do anything. What should I do?

CNN Classroom Edition: Chasing Angelinaupdated: Thu Feb 07 2008 20:33:00

Record the CNN Presents Classroom Edition: Chasing Angelina -- Paparazzi & Celebrity Obsession when it airs commercial-free on Monday, February 11, 2008, from 4:00 -- 5:00 a.m. ET on CNN. (A short feature begins at 4:00 a.m. and precedes the program.)

Five things travelers aren't grateful forupdated: Fri Dec 28 2007 08:16:00

Air travel is affordable. The nation's roads have never been safer. And hotels offer more amenities than ever.

Business 2.0: YouTube for Dead Guysupdated: Thu Mar 15 2007 12:28:00

Cremation may save on cemetery space, but it's bad news for the death industry. The average cremation costs about $1,500, compared with $7,000 for the typical cemetery burial. About 30 percent of A...

CNNMoney: Biggest commuter citiesupdated: Fri Oct 21 2005 10:07:00

Ever notice that on weekends you have a lot more elbow room? Maybe you live in one of those cities where the daytime population is a lot higher than at night and on weekends.

Communities still feeling past closuresupdated: Fri May 13 2005 12:40:00

Military officials predict that the latest proposed base closings will make the armed forces more flexible and efficient, while shaving billions of dollars from the Pentagon's budget.

FSB: The Best Bossesupdated: Fri Oct 01 2004 00:01:00

Fans of Thoroughbred racing like to say that there are horses for courses: Some run best on firm turf; others love the mud. But what about when a sloppy track is just starting to dry? That's the ki...

VA hospitals may be target, advisory warnsupdated: Fri Aug 27 2004 12:13:00

The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are advising state and local agencies to be aware that terrorists could target Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals.

Money Magazine: Make today's low rates payupdated: Wed Jan 01 2003 00:01:00

Even if you've already refinanced your mortgage, there are more ways to make the lowest rates in more than 40 years pay off. "Refinance everything you can think of," says Aurora, Colo. financial ad...

Money Magazine: A revolt against tax revolts updated: Fri Mar 01 1991 00:01:00

Predictably, you had powerful feelings about our January stories on how to cut your rising taxes. Somewhat less predictably, however, many of you do not want them cut. ''I'm fed up with tax revolts...

Money Magazine: Great Moves to Make Your Savings Grow Here's where you can earn the highest safe yields this year, even if interest rates continupdated: Thu Feb 01 1990 00:01:00

Suddenly saving is in. After dropping to 3.2% of after-tax income in 1987, a low for the past 40 years, the personal savings rate climbed above 5% for all of 1989 and hit 6.1% in November -- the hi...

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