eHarmony moves into job recruiting business
After watching his online dating company struggle against increased competition, Neil Warren came out of retirement with an IDEA to revive eHarmony.
He also says if you like it, it will change the world.
Erin Burnett reports.
Hassan Rouhani sets new vision for Iran, "constructive engagement"
In what could be the most significant gesture in more than three decades, the new president of Iran Hassan Rouhani tweeted that he "has not ruled out the possibility of meeting with Obama" at the United Nations general assembly next week, adding "everything is possible in the world of politics."
He's also wrote in the Washington post that he wants to "engage in constructive interaction with the world."
CNN's Jim Sciutto is Outfront with the latest.
Mystery surrounds six submerged bodies
Forensic investigators are combing through a trove of evidence after discovering that six bodies in two cars had been submerged in a lake for decades.
They already have some clues, but confirming the identities of the bodies or how they got there will not be an easy task.
Ed Lavandera is OutFront with the latest.
Ex-NFL player seeking teens who trashed his home
About 300 teenagers threw a wild party after breaking into a former NFL player's second home and causing more than $20,000 in damage.
Tweets tip off former NFL player about teens partying in his home
Former offensive lineman Brian Holloway was more than a 1,000 miles away in Florida watching a Twitter feed when he discovered teens were partying with alcohol and drugs at his New York vacation home.
Laurie Segall is OutFront with the story.
Same company vetted Navy Yard shooter and NSA leaker Edward Snowden
CNN has learned the same company that conducted the background check for Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis also vetted NSA leaker Edward Snowden.
USIS, a private government contractor currently under investigation, vetted Alexis in 2007 and Snowden in 2011.
Alexis' background, including his history of troubled mental health, has been a focal point for investigators who are questioning how he obtained a security clearance.
Pentagon correspondent Chris Lawrence is OutFront.
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