Cell phone tower detected Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 co-pilot's phone
A U.S. official tells CNN the phone of the co-pilot of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was on and made contact with a cell tower in Penang, Malaysia, about 250 miles from where the plane's transponder last sent a signal.
Based on data provided by Malaysian authorities, the official says the phone was searching for service, and that, of the 238 other people on board, only his phone pinged the tower and no other phone was detected.
Was the co-pilot trying to make a call?
CNN Technology Analyst Brett Larson breaks down this latest revelation.
White supremacist suspect in Jewish Center shooting faces hate crime charges
A man with a history of anti-Semitic rhetoric is suspected of shooting to death a boy and his grandfather outside a Jewish community center near Kansas City, Kansas, and a woman at a nearby Jewish assisted living facility.
Jewish Center shooter 'knocked family to its knees,' relative says
Investigators are calling it a hate crime. The suspected shooter in police custody is Frazier Glenn Cross. He is the founder and former leader of two white supremacy groups, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
David Pakman, who interviewed Cross on his radio show in 2010, is OutFront.
MH370: Underwater drone Bluefin-21 aborted mission, returns early
The autonomous underwater vehicle Bluefin-21 - said to be the search's best hope for finding Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 - has aborted it's first mission and returned to the surface of the Indian Ocean.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: Co-pilot's cell phone was on, U.S. official says
The mission was supposed to take 24 hours to map the first portion of the search area: 16 hours to map, four hours' of travel time to the ocean floor and back, and four hours to analyze the data gathered.
In an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Captain Mark Matthews, who heads the U.S. presence in the search effort, explains why the underwater robot returned to the surface earlier than planned.
Top comedians: 'How we use social media'
How has social media changed your life?
That's the question the OutFront team posed to top comedians at the annual Shorty Awards. Comics from Gilbert Gottfried to 'Parks and Recreation' Actress Retta describe the best and worst aspects of social media and explain how to win at social.
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