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Blind Pilot is riding two wheels to the top

Blind Pilot will be pedaling to a stadium near you in no time.

Biking 150 miles for a cause -- in a dress and heels

Amidst the sea of jerseys and bike shorts at New Jersey's City to Shore -- a 150-mile bike ride to benefit multiple sclerosis research -- one unlikely rider stands out.

'Blinding' lasers to protect superyachts from pirates

A military-grade laser that blinds temporarily is the latest security technology available to wealthy superyacht owners afraid of pirate attacks.

Hiker's family finds hope in Ahmadinejad remarks

The families of three American hikers held in Iran are "greatly encouraged" by Iranian President Mahmoud Amhadinejad's recent public comments on the issue, the brother of one hiker told CNN.

Demand for superyachts on the rise

Demand for the world's largest, most expensive yachts is on the rise ahead of the Monaco Yacht Show this week.

Aiming to add more diversity under America's blue skies

Audrey Peterman grew up surrounded by Jamaica's verdant mountains and lush mango orchards. She'd watch fish and an occasional shrimp dart in the stream that flowed near her house. When she settled in America, she yearned to relish the natural beauty of her new homeland.

With right precautions, Americans can visit Iran relatively safely

Travel warnings from the U.S. Department of State didn't stop Faith Hentschel, 65, from venturing to Iran this May to visit the rustic sites in ancient Persepolis and the colorful bazaars in Tehran.

Iran confirms U.S. hikers arrested for 'illegal entry'

Iran confirmed Tuesday the arrest of three American hikers who crossed into the country from neighboring Iraq and said they have been charged with "illegal entry," a semi-official news agency reported.

Clinton presses Iran for info on detained U.S. hikers

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday called on Iran to provide information about three missing Americans believed to have been arrested after crossing into northern Iran during a hiking trip.

At Camp Twitch and Shout, Tourette kids can be themselves

For Brad Cohen, the barking and squealing noises he could not control began in the fifth grade.

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