Sex assaults threaten military trust, Obama tells Naval graduates

By CNN
A rash of sexual assaults in the armed forces undermines Americans' confidence in the military, President Barack Obama told newly commissioned officers at the U.S. Naval Academy Friday.

Flooding kills 1 in San Antonio, Texas

By CNN Staff
Flooding has left one person dead and another missing in San Antonio, Texas, authorities said Saturday.

Rand Paul announces 2016 campaign

By CNN Political Unit
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul announced Friday he will be on ballots in November 2016, but he told voters in his home state that they might be the only ones with a chance to vote for him.

Newtown school district to get $1.3 million from Education Department

By Chris Boyette CNN
The Newtown, Connecticut, public school district will receive a $1.3 million endowment from the U.S.

Federal judge says Arizona sheriff was racially profiling

By Ben Brumfield CNN
Arizona lawman Joe Arpaio has required prison inmates to wear pink underwear and saved taxpayers money by removing salt and pepper from prisons. He has, at times, forbidden convicted murderer Jodi Arias from speaking to the press.

7 injured after trains collide in Missouri

By John Branch CNN
Two freight trains collided at an overpass near Chaffee, Missouri, early Saturday morning, injuring seven people, authorities said.

London police arrest friend of Woolwich murder suspect after TV interview

By CNN
British counter-terrorism police arrested a man, who said he was a friend of a suspect in the Woolwich soldier killing, after he gave an interview to the BBC Friday night, the British broadcaster said.

Senator warns 60 votes not secured for immigration reform

By Gregory Wallace and Athena Jones CNN
One of the Gang of Eight senators who negotiated an immigration deal headed to the Senate floor says the bill does not yet have support to overcome a potential filibuster.

Hagel: Scourge of sexual assault "must be stamped out"

By Tom Watkins CNN
Sexual harassment and sexual assault in the military "are a profound betrayal of sacred oaths and sacred trusts," Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told cadets Saturday at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

Hackers appear to probe U.S. energy infrastructure

By Chris Lawrence CNN
The United States is investigating "a string of malicious" cyber incidents that appear to be focused on probing energy infrastructure, a U.S. official familiar with the latest intelligence tells CNN.