The closing of a freeway in Los Angeles has incited a citizen uproar that's reverberating around the Web's social channels.
Experts testify that prisoners in US facilities have been radicalized and subsequently committed terrorist acts.
The danger of Islamic radicalization inside U.S. prisons "remains real and present," said Rep. Peter King of New York, the Republican chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee. But during a Wednesday hearing on the subject, others said there are only a few cases in which prison radicalization has been linked to terrorism.
Police will continue their search for human remains along Long Island Monday morning following the discovery of additional remains connected to a possible serial killer.
Several bodies are found on Long Island, New York. CNN's Susan Candiotti reports.
Two teeth that appear to be human were discovered by investigators Friday in a thicketed and remote oceanfront stretch of Long Island, according to police.
CNN's Jason Carroll looks into how bones are used to discover the identity of victims in a criminal inverstigation.
Police and FBI agents finished searching 18 "spots of interest" in Long Island, New York on Thursday without uncovering additional evidence in their investigation of a possible serial killer.
CNN's Allan Chernoff talks to a man who says he saw Shannan Gilbert alive when she came pounding on his door for help.
Police are examining what appears to be a human skull found on the outskirts of a bird sanctuary in Long Island, New York, potentially the ninth set of remains discovered in the probe of a suspected serial killer.
"He's got to come up with a new plan," says an expert; as many as 10 bodies were found
Police found what appears to be a human skull Monday on the outskirts of a bird sanctuary in Long Island, New York, a county police officer said, potentially the ninth set of remains discovered in the probe of a suspected serial killer.
Twitter has rolled out an update to its search tool that makes it easier to find new people to follow.
Investigators are trying to determine what set off a Long Island man who was killed in a standoff with police after he crashed his pickup truck into a utility pole and then fired on responding paramedics.
An 8-year-old boy, who was repeatedly stabbed at a Long Island, New York, restaurant, was recovering from a punctured lung and other wounds Saturday, police said.
New home construction surged to the highest level in four months in August, a government report showed Tuesday.
Bruce Willis and stars walk the red carpet at the premiere for "Cop Out" in New York.
HLN's Joy Behar talks with comic Ralphie May about director Kevin Smith being kicked off a flight due to his weight.
As many of you already know -- because Tweets travel faster than airplanes -- Kevin Smith, the portly film director of the movie "Clerks" and the upcoming film "Cop Out," was "politely" asked to disembark from his Southwest flight from Oakland to Burbank because he was too large to fit in the seat.
The reality star, who once weighed 700 lbs., buys a second seat or brings a traveling partner
Too big to fly?
updated: Wed Feb 17 2010 12:26:00
Kevin Smith's dust-up with Southwest Airlines has many asking how airlines decide if someone is too big to fly in one seat.
When film director Kevin Smith was recently kicked off a flight because of his size, he focused his anger on Southwest, but the incident put the spotlight on all airlines and their heavy passenger policies.
Southwest Airlines apologized a second time Monday to film director Kevin Smith for pulling him off a Saturday flight because of his size.
CNN's Anderson Cooper and his panel take a look at the friction between director Kevin Smith and Southwest Airlines.
Kevin Smith's most famous role is a guy who rarely speaks. But he's got a lot to say -- much of it profane -- after being kicked off a Southwest Air flight because he didn't fit comfortably into the seat.
When film director Kevin Smith tweeted about getting kicked off a Southwest Airlines flight on Saturday, the airline responded in less than 20 minutes.
The director, who often uses two seats, was removed because he didn't fit into just one, the airline says
J.D. Hayworth: The Scottsdale, Arizona, radio host and commentator and former congressman is scheduled to announce today that he will challenge 24-year incumbent Sen. John McCain in the Republican primary in August. McCain is running for a fifth Senate term.
New Hampshire's Senate has approved a bill allowing same-sex couples to marry, but critics and supporters of the legislation say their work isn't over.
They have come to glimpse the miracle. They have come to witness the revolution. They have come for "Watchmen" -- the allegedly unfilmable superhero movie, the long-awaited adaptation of the comic book that changed the face of comic books forever.
The site has been secured, the tents pitched, banners raised and, most importantly, compost loos installed; there is little to do now but wait for thousands of campers to arrive for one of Britain's biggest environmental protests this year.
Technically, Zack (Seth Rogen) and Miri (Elizabeth Banks) do make a porno in "Zack and Miri Make a Porno."
A look into "Zack and Miri Make a Porno," a movie title at the center of controversy.
As Zack and Miri make their porno, Kevin Smith loses his mojo, then finds it again
Subtlety may not be in Kevin Smith's vocabulary, but a lot of off-color words are. They're sprinkled liberally throughout the writer-director's new movie, "Zack and Miri Make a Porno."
A small but intriguing study suggests that people who startle more easily and react more to threat tend to subscribe to more traditionally conservative politics
Watch a scene from Oliver Stone's new film "W."
He led Republicans into government shutdowns in the 1990s, and now, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich indicates his party is seriously considering another shutdown threat to force a vote on offshore oil drilling in September.
Director Kevin Smith says the couple, who are expecting baby No. 2, are looking for a bigger place
CNNMoney: Economize your rideupdated: Tue Mar 25 2008 08:02:00
Buyer's remorse fills the New York International Auto Show at Manhattan's Jacob K. Javitz Convention Center this week. Owners of gas-hungry Sport Utility Vehicles, like Mildred Jimenez, an elementary school teacher from The Bronx, are eyeing hybrids, marveling at their mileage performance data.
Here is a list of the top running back prospects. This list was compiled through a series of conversations with scouts, and through game tape evaluations.
NFL draft prospect Kevin Smith, who led the nation in rushing and scoring last season at Central Florida, uses his eyesight to see the cuts and moves he needs to make on the field. But he also has the vision to see greatness where others can only find only mediocrity.
SI.com's Gennaro Filice analyzes the matchup.
Tommy West has been coaching since 1979, but never in his career has he had a team that's had to face the nation's top rusher twice in the same season.
"Catch and Release" tells of Gray Wheeler (Jennifer Garner), a young woman whose fiance dies right before their marriage. In fact, the neat, unspecified demise-by-manly-accident, with its luxurious romantic pathos, is announced in Gray's voice-over in the first scene, a wedding that turns into a funeral.
If you're a fan of "Clerks," the convenience-store slacker comedy made for $27,000 that, in 1994, established Kevin Smith as the who-needs-a-budget- when- you've-got-attitude? auteur of his generation, then you'll probably want to see "Clerks II."
Sony PlayStation 2 or Nintendo GameCube fans looking for a new game that combines fun and fast action with artistic ingenuity will want to check out Capcom's "Killer 7."
Bollywood, blogging, and 8 other things we recommend this week:
Jason Lee is "Incredible."
Now would be a good time to stop and take a look at the state of comedy in film.
Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. Paul Newman and Robert Redford.
You could assume director Kevin Smith has never grown up. His movies reflect a world full of comic book heroes, pot addicts and cyber belligerence, all of which provide fodder for his stick-it-to-the-Man style of filmmaking.
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