Analyst on Facebook stock woes: I told you so
Stock's price continues to fall, and Rebecca Jarvis spoke with analyst who saw it coming
Syrian bodies pile up; China, Russia reject tougher action
U.N. says 13 more bodies found as outrage over Houla massacre fails to persuade Syria's allies harsher measures needed
Woman pulled from the rubble in Italy
She'd been trapped more than 10 hours after 5.9 magnitude temblor
Watch: Ill. lawmaker loses cool over pension bill
State representative Mike Bost screams, curses, and throws paper while saying other representatives should be ashamed
Convicted killer tells "48 Hours": "I know who did it"
A Calif. jury convicted former NFL linebacker Eric Naposki for a murder he says he didn't commit. Recently, he asked "48 Hours Mystery" to visit him in prison, saying he's now ready to reveal the identity of the real killer.
Watch: Bear takes a dip in L.A.-area pool
Sisters tape bear's leisurely swim with a cell phone; Bear didn't damage anything, just strolled out and back in the woods
"Cronkite" gets new bio by historian Brinkley
CBS News legend Walter Cronkite - called "the most trusted man in America" - is the subject of a new biography by historian Douglas Brinkley.
Today's Eye Opener
Mitt Romney wins Texas GOP primary delegates needed for GOP presidential nomination; U.S., nine other nations expel Syrian diplomats; All that, and all that matters, in today's "Eye Opener"
Video reignites mystery around cruise ship death
Nearly four years after George Smith vanishes from cruise ship, new evidence surfaces that may point to foul play
Major gold buyer cheating consumers?
CBS stations' probe catches THR & Associates buyers on tape allegedly lying about quality of gold sellers are discussing
Chely Wright: Nashville's quietly rejected me
Since coming out in 2010, country music star says she's experienced "rejection of silence" from industry establishment
Severe hail storm hits Oklahoma City
A damaging hail storm coupled with heavy wind gusts caused property damage, injuries and knocked out power for nearly thousands of customers.
Look away to lessen injection pain
Study: Looking away while being pricked by needle lessens pain of injection
Video game orchestra strikes nostalgic chord
The Gamer Symphony Orchestra packs houses not with Beethoven or Strauss, but with tunes featured in beloved games
Surprise military reunion at baseball game
Father of four stuns family at Cardinals-Braves game on Memorial Day by coming home early from a six-month tour
Eating breakfast may help lower diabetes risk
Sixteen-year study suggests another reason breakfast most important meal
Rubin: Leaders "behind the curve" on Euro crisis
Former secretary of the treasury under Pres. Clinton weighs in on Europe's economy and its possible effects on the U.S.
