Hear how the Jodi Arias case unfolded
Track the events and the analysis from Travis Alexander's death and Jodi Arias' murder trial. CNN's Randi Kaye reports.
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RidicuList: Morning soda to start your day
Anderson takes aim at a soda meant for morning coffee drinkers. Along the way he reveals how late in life he had his first cup of joe, looks at unconventional coffee consumption, and puts it all on the RidicuList.
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Toobin: Defense wants jury to know Arias
Jeffrey Toobin and Mark Geragos argue the possible strategy for the defense and prosecution in the Jodi Arias trial.
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Vatican scandal before Pope resigns
Christiane Amanpour and John Allen report on rumors of a secret gay lobby within the Vatican and sex abuse allegations.
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Borger: Forced cuts are man-made disaster
There are no signs of compromise in Washington before forced spending cuts take effect. Charles Blow, Gloria Borger and Ross Douthat discuss.
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Searching for family lost at sea
CNN's Dan Simon reports on a family last heard in a distress call to the Coast Guard. The search for them is underway near San Francisco.
UPDATE: 2/26/2013 1:03 p.m. ET
(CNN) - The Coast Guard is suspending a search for a boat with four occupants reported missing off San Francisco, a guard commander said Tuesday. He said the case is "possibly a hoax."
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Allegations of corruption at the Vatican
CNN's Ben Wedeman reports on the controversy surrounding the Pope's resignation and the selection of his successor.
Fighting for your bullied child
Programming note: Learn more about Alex’s story and see how he has transformed from bullying victim to advocate in the AC360° documentary “The Bully Effect” on Thursday, February 28 at 10 p.m. ET and March 3 and 9 at 8 p.m. ET.
The bullying Jackie Libby’s son, Alex, faced every day was so severe that she worried the emotional toll would drive him to suicide.
“I would lay up with my husband at night and … just cry and say … what if he decides he doesn’t want to be here anymore? I mean, at that point, there was really only one more way to disengage. He was failing out of school. He wasn’t involved with his family at all. He didn’t want to have anything to do with his siblings. He didn’t have any friends,” Libby said. “There was only one more way for him to get out.”
Alex first spoke about his tormentors not to his mother but on camera to documentary filmmaker Lee Hirsch in what would become the award-winning film “Bully.”
“They punch me in the jaw, strangle me. They knock things out of my hand, take things from me, sit on me,” Alex said in the movie. “They push me so far that I want to become the bully.”
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