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ATLANTA, (August 31, 2010) - With the heat of summertime in Texas at its peak, the murder of 13 fellow soldiers still a painful memory, and the war escalating in Afghanistan as troops return from Iraq, soldiers at Ft. Hood were ready for a little love this month. 
CNN's Barbara Starr talks to an Army mom who lost her son in the Iraq war.
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Schools in Haiti were some of the hardest hit after January's earthquake. Nearly 80 percent of schools were destroyed. But, now American educators and aid groups are trying to rebuild schools for the start of this year's school year.
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Music video by The Band Perry performing If I Die Young. (C) 2010 Republic Nashville Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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CNN's Jacqui Jeras takes a look at the failed levees during Katrina and where the new ones are being built.
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Advertising executive Martin Sorrell talks with CNN's Richard Quest about the state of the economy.
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A bus survivor talks about the bravery of her husband and how he gave his life to stop the gunman.
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A new Los Angeles high school features a maple basketball court, TVs in the walkway floors and costs $578 million.
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Five years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans tourism is roaring back, as CNN's Tom Foreman explains.
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CNN's TJ Holmes and Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt (Retired) discuss the significance of the last U.S. combat troops leaving Iraq.
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CNN's Brooke Baldwin takes you to Ft. Benning, Georgia, to greet members of the U.S. military returning home from Iraq.
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Seven years and five months after the U.S.-led invasion, the last American combat brigade has left Iraq, well ahead of President Barack Obama's Aug. 31 deadline for ending U.S. combat operations there.
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CNN's Jason Carroll has the story of a soldier who is days away from his third combat tour in Afghanistan.
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Dr. Josef Shargorodsky looks at why more teens are showing signs of hearing loss.
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Popular Mechanics' Larry Webster tells CNN's Brianna Keilar that the appeal of off-road racing is its danger. 
Cultural disorientation has become pandemic. Children act like adults and adults act like children. Mother Earth is worshiped but motherhood is despised. Free speech may get you free room and board in jail. Life is denied and death is affirmed. Dictators are treasured but duly elected leaders are treated with contempt. Honest men are smeared while thugs are celebrated. These contradictions are neither without precedent nor cure. We can reorient ourselves and rediscover that standing upright on our own two feet is natural. There is a way out of the cultural tornado of our time.
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If you're the mom of a girl age eight to twelve, Moms' Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World provides the help and seasoned advice you've been longing for! With wisdom and insight, author Nancy Rue will help you understand the emotional, physical, and spiritual issues that your tweens face including bras, hormones, identity, mean girls, and cyber-bullies. Get the help you need to see your daughter blossom into into adolescence and young womanhood confident and God-centered. Paperback.
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Amy Grant singing "Better Than Hallelujah" at Puckett's Grocery in Franklin, TN at recreate 2010 (Feb. 8, 2010)
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Jesus take the wheel
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta follows up with Youssif, a boy attacked in Iraq in 2007, who is being treated in Los Angeles. 
Weighing his words carefully on a fiery political issue, President Barack Obama said Saturday that Muslims have the right to build a mosque near New York's ground zero, but he did not say whether he believes it is a good idea to do so.
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The federal government is spending millions of dollars to secure the border. Will it work? We ask a local sheriff.
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Record heat in the U.S. and Russia, massive flooding in China and glacier melting in Greenland have some scientists warning that climate change is already here.
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Fortune editor Shawn Tully talks about the rough economic news that has some people worried. 
Candidates Rep. Joe Sestak and Pat Toomey discuss their competitive Pennsylvania Senate race with CNN's John King.
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Education Secretary Arne Duncan talks about his high hopes for higher education with CNN's John King.
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CNN's Allen Chernoff has the story of Tom Little, one of 6 Americans executed in a remote part of Afghanistan.
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Faith is Monet and Marcus Caldwell's story. They've been married twenty years and are living their version of the American dream. The only thing missing in their lives is the pitter patter of little feet. Monet has faith that she will eventually conceive her and Marcus' child, because God told her. Much to Monet's delight, she becomes pregnant, and to her dismay, the couple's lives go terribly awry.
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From Monte Carlo to Morocco to Egypt and into Petra, Marwan Accad is pursued by authorities for murders he did not commit. Tracked by advanced intelligence-surveillance technology, his every location is eventually found out, thrusting those he loves into danger. For whose lie is he going through all of this? Even as Marwan races against time to find his pursuers and their motives, he must grapple with what is beyond his life, with what is eternal.
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Every woman reaches an unavoidable crossroads where she either spirals into a life of shame and regret or walks proudly in the freedom of God's grace and goodness. In The Edge of the Divine, Sandi Patty takes readers to the heart of the crucial choice to cling to the hope God gives. Women discover that they can leave a life of wondering for a life of wonder. Wonder at the infinite love of God, at His inexhaustible mercy, and His refusal to let us wallow far from His blessings, hope, and grace. But first, as Sandi shows, women must walk to the edge of the divine and decide to jump.
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Yo-Yo plays Mark O'Connor's Appalachian Waltz for solo cello
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A federal judge has reached a decision in a landmark case on whether California's same-sex marriage ban violates the constitutional rights of homosexuals. He is expected to issue his ruling Wednesday.
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Through poignant, often humorous stories, you will discover the secrets to Melinda's success, finding practical help to overcome your own obstacles to achieve the next level in any area of life. Because she was tone deaf as a child, Doolittle's choir director would plead with her to just move her mouth and not let any sound come out. Undaunted, her love of singing drove her to enter a contest in the 7th grade and, miraculously, she won. Melinda began to realize that success in life was something bigger than her---or, as she puts it, 'It's beyond me!' She began setting and systematically reaching her goals, such as singing background vocals for her many of her favorite music artists...
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There is often a tension between where we want to end up in life and the path we choose to get there. We fail to see that having good intentions is never good enough. Like Charlie Brown, we wrongly believe there's something to be said for trying hard. We need to understand why, in spite of our good intentions, we may have ended up at the wrong destination with our finances, our marriages, our careers, or a host of other dreams. So how do we get from where we are to where we truly want to be? The Principle of the Path is a road map to proper direction and discipline.
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Visit Amish Country during the fall as Lydia King attempts to make Charm, Ohio, feel like home after losing her husband. But is her heart ready to open back up to love when gifts appear on her porch from a mystery source? Could it be from the widowed father of four energetic boys, or is it from the man who has rejected romance to be his family's caregiver? When life hands Lydia another challenge, will the gift giver be there to support her?
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They dominated college football and stood strong for their faith. Dubbed the "Holy Trinity" by sportswriters, the Oklahoma Sooners' Sam Bradford, the Texas Longhorns' Colt McCoy, and the Florida Gators' Tim Tebow are now eyeing professional glory. But starring on Sunday afternoons follows years of developing Christian faith on Sunday mornings. Playing with Purpose will introduce you to three young men of both physical and spiritual strength, athletes at the top of their game who also speak publicly and convincingly of their belief in God. Includes color photographs!
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Peter Hitchens, brother of prominent atheist Christopher Hitchens, chronicles his journey through disbelief to a committed Christian faith. With unflinching openness and intellectual honesty, Hitchens describes why he burned his Bible and embraced atheism. As a journalist in Soviet Moscow, critical observations left him with more questions than answers, and more despair than hope. With first-hand insight into the blurring of the line between politics and the Church, Hitchens reveals the reasons why an honest assessment of Atheism cannot sustain disbelief in God.
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"King of Anything" is a song recorded by American singer-songwriter, Sara Bareilles serves as lead single off her sophomore studio album, "Kaleidoscope Heart" which is scheduled to be released late summer of 2010. The song was written by herself and produced by Neal Avron.
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Music Video for Brielle by Sky Sailing
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If Paul Rudd brings somebody suitably hapless and ''entertaining'' to his bosses' meanspirited dinner party--somebody exactly like Steve Carell--the corner office could be his. 
While lawmakers battle over procedure, a bill to help 9/11 responders and survivors languishes. CNN's Josh Levs reports. 
Although the well in the Gulf of Mexico is no longer spewing oil, that doesn't mean oil has stopped washing up on some of Louisiana's coastline. In fact, some crews say they are seeing as much oil today as ever. The AP's Bonny Ghosh has more. 
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Justin Bieber sings 'Love Me'
