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Anderson Cooper continues to investigate a school administering electric shocks to students without FDA approval. Watch AC360° at 8 and 10 p.m. ET.


Church member defends pastor Worley

Anderson Cooper speaks with a member of Pastor Charles Worley's church who defends his anti-gay sermon.

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RidicuList: The 'Fresh Prince' of Wales?

He's got two turntables and he's heir to the throne. Prince Charles' DJ skills make the RidicuList.

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Gay mom saddened by pastor's sermon

Gary Tuchman speaks with a woman who wants to remain anonymous. She is gay and has attended Pastor Worley's services over the years.

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KTH: AC360 report prompts Senate to act

Millions raised for the disabled veterans national foundation. Not one dime  though  has gone directly to vets. Now a Senate committee is investigating after seeing our Keeping Them Honest reports.

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New documents in FAMU hazing death

George Howell reports on new documents released Wednesday in the hazing death of FAMU drum major Robert Champion.

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Did Romney create jobs when he was Gov.?

Anderson Cooper examines Mitt Romney's claims about the jobless rate when he was governor of Massachusetts.

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Man who helped find OBL lands jail time

A tribal court sentenced a Pakistani doctor to 33 years in jail for treason for helping the U.S. find Osama bin Laden.

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Crowley: Candidates are selling hope

Gloria Borger and Candy Crowley discuss what voters want to hear from the candidates about job creation solutions.

AC360 report on veterans charity prompts Senate investigation

After seeing Drew Griffin's report on AC360, Sen. Max Baucus will investigate a charity that raised millions, but gave little to disabled veterans.

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