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ISIS released a new video in perfect English, trying to recruit new members in the U.S.

Details death bed confession from her brother

Imagine attending your own funeral or saying your final goodbyes after you're gone. Kathleen Walter introduces us to a West Palm Beach businessman who's bringing Star-Wars like technology to South Florida that's making it possible.

Officials say the Chinese government may be behind the biggest breach ever of U.S. government computer networks.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was taken by helicopter to a hospital in Geneva, Switzerland, after a cycling accident. CNN's Nic Robertson has more.

Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley announces that he is running for President in Baltimore.

Police video shows the arrest of a woman who is 8 months pregnant for refusing to give her full name to police after an argument in a parking lot.

North & South American soccer officials indicted in bribery investigation.

Many are missing after an epic flood in Texas, including a mother and her two children.

A video showing two Virginia police officers jumping into a kids' whiffle ball game, and one officer getting hit, has gone viral. The Richmond Police officers who appeared in the video were surprised and pleased with their new found internet fame.

Swept away horror stories with more rain coming

A two year old boy was killed in an accident over the weekend near Wilmington, North Carolina. His pregnant mother was injured and had to undergo an emergency C-section. The father was also taken to the hospital.

President Obama speaks at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day.

TLC has pulled all episodes of "19 Kids and Counting" following Josh Duggar's admission that he molested girls as a teenager.

CNN's Paul Vercammen shows what the oil spill clean-up process looks like firsthand as workers try to restore a popular beach near Santa Barbara, California.

After finding out a nine-year-old student had been made fun of by an older student for his haircut, teacher Tori Nelson went out of her way to turn his "worst day ever" to "best in the world."

The Los Angeles City Council tentatively agreed Tuesday to raise the city's minimum wage to $15 per hour.