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Shank: Air strikes on ISIS not effective
Michael Shank, who opposes the U.S. airstrikes against ISIS, says he's doubtful the strikes will be effective in Iraq and Syria.
Europeans pays ransoms, should U.S.?
Former Navy Seal Chad Williams and Former FBI Hostage Negotiator Chris Voss both agree the U.S. government should not pay ransoms to terrorists.
New video of police shooting near Ferguson
HLN's Law Enforcement Analyst Mike Brooks explains why police use deadly force.
Mark O'Mara: Eyewitnesses are horrible witnesses
Defense Attorney Mark O'Mara explains why eyewitness' accounts are not always credible.
Typo lets violent inmate out early
Clerical error frees inmate after he serves only three months, not the 33 months originally sentenced.
Post: Your baby photos, resumes? NSA already has them
Resumes and baby photos are among the personal items intercepted by the NSA, according to The Washington Post.
Boston marathon winner does charity run
Boston marathon winner Meb Keflezighi ran in the world's largest 10K to raise money for children's fitness.
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl opens up
Former Army Psychiatrist offers tips on how to talk to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl as he settles into his new routine.
Mom: How can I forget my child in a car
CNN's Brooke Baldwin speaks to a mother who was acquitted of murder for accidentally leaving her son in a hot car.
Interrogation 101
Interrogation expert Robert McFadden explains how Benghazi suspect Ahmed Abu Khatallah may be questioned.
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