Today on CNN Newsroom
Mark Cuban "started a conversation"
CNN’s Don Lemon talks to Kristen Ledlow, Kenneth Shropshire and Ellis Henican about Mark Cuban’s comments on race and prejudice in the wake of the Donald Sterling controversy.
Biological father fights for custody and visitation rights
A father is denied custody and visitation rights to the child he just learned he had. CNN's legal panel dissects why the laws are against him.
Obama has few "options on the decision tree" for Syria
CNN's Brianna Keilar hosts a panel discussion on what the expected White House response will be to allegations that Syria's government used chemical weapons against its citizens.
Critic: Miley gave me nightmares
AlwaysAlist.com's Jawn Murray talks to CNN's Brianna Keilar about Miley Cyrus' controversial MTV VMA performance with Robin Thicke. Let's just say he was a bit shocked.
Video game involved in 8-year-old's shooting case
CNN's Brianna Keilar talks to psychologist David Swanson about the role Grand Theft Auto played in the shooting death of an 8-year-old boy's caregiver.
Hit “Play”: Today’s best videos
CNN’s Brooke Baldwin shares some if the best videos of the day, including a museum statue caught moving on its own and a store manager who captured a robbery suspect during an on camera interview.
Former CIA operative Bob Baer: Russia is playing Snowden against U.S.
CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to former CIA operative Bob Baer about Edward Snowden hiding out in Moscow airport and how the U.S. can get him extradited back to home.
WikiLeaks' support of Edward Snowden
CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to Jennifer Robinson, legal adviser to WikiLeaks, about Edward Snowden's whereabouts and why WikiLeaks' chose to support him.
The curious case of Lebron James' missing headband
CNN's Rachel Nichols reveals her inside scoop on Lebron James' missing headband during the Miami Heat's game six victory and why it will return for game seven.
FBI admits to using drones to watch Americans
CNN's Brooke Baldwin talks to former CIA Officer Mike Baker about the FBI admitting to the use of surveillance drones in the United States.
On Twitter
