Official: FBI tracking radicalized Americans back from Syria
Airstrikes Tuesday took place in the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa, a U.S. official told CNN. It's the first strikes against the terror group inside the country since President Barack Obama's announcement this month that he was prepared to expand the American efforts beyond targets in Iraq.
U.S. airstrikes hit ISIS inside Syria for first time
The airstrikes come as ISIS is calling on lone wolves to kill civilians in coalition countries on their own soil, with administration officials warning that a number of Americans who went overseas to fight with terrorist groups are back in the United States.
OutFront, Congressman Mike Turner, a Republican from Ohio on the House Armed Services Committee.
Alaska reporter quits live on TV: 'F*** it, I quit'
Ever have one of those imaginary conversations in your head about what you'd say to your boss if you ever quit?
Well, a TV reporter didn't just say it to her boss, she said it to a live audience, dropping the F-word, and by that, we don't mean "fired."
CNN's Jeanne Moos has the story of a reporter who went out with a bang to help legalize the bong.
FBI joins search for missing UVA student; warrant issued in case
The FBI is now joining the search for 18-year-old University of Virginia student Hannah Graham. This, as police are searching for a man they say was the last person to be seen with Graham before she vanished nine days ago.
Hannah Graham disappearance: What we know
Charlottesville police issued a wanted poster Monday for 32-year-old MATTHEW JR, Jesse Leroy and served a second search warrant at his home.
Jean Casarez is OutFront in Charlottesville, Virginia with the latest.
Janay Rice's friends: She's anxious to get her life back
The Baltimore Ravens hit back at damning allegations, insisting there was no cover-up of the Ray Rice domestic assault case.
During a press conference Monday, team owner Steve Bisciotti said ESPN's damning report - that the team knew about the video tape of Ray Rice knocking out his now-wife, just hours after the attack - is nothing but lies and an attempt to get Rice reinstated by those close to him.
But there was something else that caught CNN's Erin Burnett's attention. Bisciotti said it's a bad idea to instate a zero tolerance policy when it comes to domestic violence:
"You can bet there are some opportunistic people out there that are going to look at this zero tolerance place we're getting to, and they're going to say this is really easy to threaten and get some money because the minute I threaten he gets cut," Bisciotti said.
Is the Raven's owner forgetting who the victim is here?
CNN is learning more about the victim in that attack - Janay Rice - from those who know her best.
Suzanne Malveaux is OutFront.
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