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EPA pulls agents from criminal investigations to guard Pruitt
Scott Pruitt, the top federal official responsible for protecting the environment, is surrounded 24/7 by a cadre of agents because of the high number of threats against him.
Analysis: Melania is the most popular Trump
Few first ladies have been as low-profile as Melania Trump in her husband's first eight months in the White House.

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Frenzy as people heard trapped by rubble
The death toll from the Mexico City earthquake rises to 273. CNN's Ed Lavandera reports on rescue efforts.
Ex-CIA worker retweets anti-Semitic article
Valerie Plame Wilson, former CIA operative, has apologized for linking to an anti-Semitic article on Twitter. CNN's John Berman reports.
EPA moves agents to provide 24/7 security
Scott Pruitt, the top federal official responsible for protecting the environment, is surrounded 24/7 by a cadre of agents because of the high number of threats against him. CNN's Rene March reports.
The search for a missing girl who turned out not to exist
"Silencio!" The shout comes, then as far as one can see, fists are raised in the air.
The week in 32 photos
Take a look at 32 photos of the week from September 15 through September 21.
Myanmar's military: The power Aung San Suu Kyi can't control
She's been the focus of the world's criticism, scrutiny and censure as hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims seek refuge in neighboring Bangladesh, escaping what the United Nations human rights chief has labeled a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing."
Soon all of Hong Kong's dolphins will be dead
A near constant wind buffets the top deck of Boat 36826 as it patrols the seas north of Hong Kong's largest island, Lantau.
Five people detained, released by Turkish President's security detail in New York
Five individuals were detained by the President of Turkey's security detail at an event in New York Thursday afternoon, but were later released, police confirmed to CNN.
The return of an infamous cult label
As the old divisions between fashion, streetwear, couture and high-street continue to erode, it's only natural for stylists and industry figureheads to look towards original, iconoclastic brands of the past for inspiration. And they don't get much more iconoclastic or original than the cult Italian brand Fiorucci.
Can graphic design save your life?
A cigarette oozing fat. The clinical white glow of a pillbox. The distant green of a pharmacy sign. We might overlook it, but graphic design plays a major part in our perceptions of health and medicine. Through imagery and information, designers can have a massive effect on public health, helping us to identify symptoms and break bad habits.
Capturing 'forgotten' towns of America's Deep South
A rich blue sky looms over an abandoned gas station in Texas. A solitary figure walks behind the bright red facade of a Mississippi pawnshop. A pink dress shines out from a store window on a decrepit main street in Georgia.
I paid out of pocket for my daughter's meds. I cried when Obamacare passed
I wept the night the Affordable Care Act passed.
Insight into last hours of Hernandez's life
Correction officers found Aaron Hernandez amid a gruesome scene, with drawings on the wall and "John 3:16" markings written in a substance consistent with blood, an investigation found.
North Korea's illicit money-making businesses
CNN's Brian Todd reports on some of North Korea's operations that could still bring in money for the country despite new sanctions.
Senate candidate in 2005: Outlaw gay 'conduct'
In a 2005 interview, Alabama Republican and future US Senate candidate Roy Moore said "homosexual conduct should be illegal."
As he wraps at UN, Trump shows his hand on N. Korea and Iran
Aside from his "Rocket Man" rhetoric, President Donald Trump's United Nations debut revealed a new road map outlining his plans to deal with one boiling nuclear crisis, with North Korea, and another one that may reignite, with Iran.
In response to Trump's threats of military action, North Korea issues a nuclear warning
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says President Donald Trump's remarks to the United Nations threatening the hermit country reflect "mentally deranged behavior," according to a statement released by North Korea's news agency, KCNA.

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Kim Jong Un: Trump will pay dearly for speech
North Korea's Kim Jong Un has responded to President Trump's United Nations speech. CNN's Athena Jones reports.
The fake Tea Party Twitter account linked to Russia
@tpartynews looked as American as could be. A Twitter account, its profile photo on the site was a "Tea Party" teapot in the colors of the American flag. Its cover photo was an image of the U.S. Constitution.
Sean Spicer asked if he lied as press secretary
Spicer told ABC's "Good Morning America" he never 'knowingly' lied to the American people during his time as White House press secretary.
CNN to host health care debate on Monday
CNN will host a town hall with Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy, who will be debating health care with Sens. Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar on Monday, September 25 at 9 p.m. ET.
Profanity-laced homework upsets parents
A music teacher was removed from a Georgia classroom after handing out an assignment containing profanity-laced rap lyrics. CNN affiliate WSB has more.
'He can't hear you': Officers shoot, kill deaf man after giving verbal orders
His neighbors tried to tell police that Magdiel Sanchez was deaf.
Kimmel slams senator for second night in a row
Jimmy Kimmel was ready to go a second round in his fight with Sen. Bill Cassidy over the GOP's new health care legislation, firing back at the senator for saying Kimmel didn't understand the bill.
Tests show NFL's Aaron Hernandez had CTE
Aaron Hernandez, the former NFL star who took his life while serving a murder sentence in prison, had chronic traumatic encephalopathy -- commonly known as CTE -- attorney Jorge Baez said Thursday. Baez cited study results compiled by the Boston University CTE Center, which examined Hernandez's brain for the neurodegenerative brain disease
CNN poll: Trump's approval rating hits 40%
President Donald Trump's approval rating has once again reached 40%, while earning high marks for his handling of the government's response to recent hurricanes, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.
See Zuckerberg's message
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg held a Facebook Live event to discuss the decision to share with the House and Senate intelligence committees the content and related information of the more than 3,000 ads it sold to Russian-linked accounts during the 2016 election.
Meet the man who sets the odds on Trump
When President Trump pledged to create jobs, he probably didn't mean this one.
Canada's Trudeau issues rallying cry for climate fight and takes a dig at the US
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered a rallying cry Thursday for the fight against climate change and an implicit rebuke to President Donald Trump, who has announced his intention to pull the US from the Paris agreement to slow global warming.
Gina Torres and Laurence Fishburne split
Actors Gina Torres and Laurence Fishburne have gone public with their breakup.
Opinion: 6 things you better know about latest health care bill
Just when we thought that the Senate was ready to move on to a bipartisan effort to stabilize health insurance markets, Senate Republicans have decided to take one more run at passing a strictly partisan measure to repeal and replace Obamacare over Democratic opposition.
DeVos travels on her own private plane, but pays for it
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos uses her own private plane for work trips and pays for it herself, her office said Thursday.
All students accounted for in collapse
Rescuers in Mexico City pushed through debris Thursday at an elementary school in an urgent attempt to reach a 12-year-girl, two days after a powerful earthquake trapped her and killed at least 250 people across central Mexico.
Jeff Flake has absolute faith governors will keep pre-existing condition protections
Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Thursday that he doesn't believe that governors will weaken insurance protections for people with preexisting conditions -- though the Graham-Cassidy health care bill currently being pushed by Republicans in Congress allows governors to do just that.
Why is health care in the US so expensive?
As Congress debates a new health care bill, Dr. Sanjay Gupta asks: Why is health care in the United States so expensive in the first place?
GOP bill could spawn 50 new health care debates
The catchphrase underpinning the latest last-ditch Republican push to overhaul Obamacare is "flexibility."
Why North Korean sanctions have failed
For years, sanctions imposed by the United States and the UN have failed to stop North Korea's rapidly expanding nuclear program. Why have sanctions on North Korea failed so spectacularly? What sanctions could work?
Trump thanks China for 'unexpected' move
President Donald Trump warns financial institutions that facilitate trade with North Korea.
Trump sanctions target North Korea's few friends
President Donald Trump announced a new set of sanctions on North Korea Thursday, saying the executive action would target individuals and companies that engage in finance and trade with the isolated communist nation.
When a baptism becomes a funeral
Eleven coffins, surrounded by candles and buckets full of long-stemmed flowers, lay in a row in the streets of Atzala on Wednesday night.
Salma Hayek rallies for Mexico earthquake relief
Salma Hayek is doing her part to gather donations for earthquake relief in Mexico.
South Korea's Moon urges North to give up nuclear weapons
South Korean President Moon Jae-in told the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday that his country did not want to see the "collapse" of North Korea and urged Pyongyang to abandon its nuclear program.
Silence falls as crowds listen for signs of life
Crews and bystanders begin recovery efforts after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit 75 miles southeast of Mexico City.
Explain it to me: Fertility
CNN's Elizabeth Cohen explains factors that can influence fertility and options to pursue if you're faced with fertility challenges.
UK scientists edited human embryos. Here's what they found
The DNA of human embryos has been altered and studied for the first time in the UK, offering new insight into the early stages of human development.
Health care state of play: The sleeping giant of pre-existing conditions awakens
Republicans in the Senate have just nine days left before a crucial deadline to pass their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. Here are three key takeaways:
How Cher stays fabulous at 71 years old
Even if she wanted to, Cher says she couldn't fit into some of her most famous outfits.
Frank Zappa hologram set to tour
Frank Zappa is hitting the road again -- nearly 24 years after his death.
Here's where Boko Haram orphans go
He has helped to educate and feed hundreds of displaced Boko Haram orphans and his efforts have earned him the United Nations' highest honor.
Melania Trump to show off her green thumb
Melania Trump will, weather permitting, have her first event at the White House Kitchen Garden on Friday, eight months into her role as first lady.
Analysis: How one quote sums up the repeal and replace effort
When Iowa reporters asked Sen. Chuck Grassley on Wednesday about the attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare, his answer was remarkable and revealing.
'Kingsman' looks less stylish, but still fun
"Kingsman: The Golden Circle" comes down with a bad case of sequel-itis -- a condition that dictates everything must be bigger, brasher and louder -- and thus provides more sporadic fun. Bloated at 141 minutes, director Matthew Vaughn's wildly stylized spy movie picks up an American twang, but still manages to look a little over-dressed for the occasion.
'Battle of the Sexes' is sadly still relevant
For Sarah Silverman, "Battle of the Sexes" was supposed to be something of a celebration.
Chef asks Michelin to take away his 3 stars
For most chefs, the award of an illustrious Michelin star is a dream come true.
Mexico shrouds its sorrow in solidarity
Mexico's biggest earthquake in more than three decades brought parts of the capital to its knees on Tuesday afternoon. But moments later, as the earth continued to tremble, many of Mexico City's residents stood up and mobilized.
McMaster slams 'flawed' Iran nuke deal
National security adviser H.R. McMaster called the Iran deal "fundamentally flawed" Thursday, adding that the White House is concerned with what to do about Iran's "destabilizing behavior."
How Cher stays fabulous at 71 years old
Even if she wanted to, Cher says she couldn't fit into some of her most famous outfits.
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