Kerry: Religious freedom is a "birthright"

Unveiling an annual report on the global status of religious freedom, Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday reinforced America's commitment to promoting freedom of religion worldwide, and pledged to push restrictive countries - including U.S. allies - toward expanded rights even if it makes them "uncomfortable."

Video shows a mile-wide tornado touching down in Carney, Okla. Several injuries and one fatality have been confirmed.

Flash Points: CBS News national security correspondent Bob Orr discusses the war on terror with CBS senior national security analyst Juan Zarate, who explains why, after more than a decade of counterterrorism efforts by the American government, new threats are popping up in new places, making the environment "more complicated, perhaps in some ways more localized, but also more dangerous."

Yahoo says it will buy Tumblr, the micro-blogging site, for about $1.1 billion. Plus, gasoline is up $0.11 over the past two weeks. Ashely Morrison reports.

Charles Lindbergh, took off from New York aboard his plane, "The Spirit of St. Louis," and headed for Paris - 86 years ago today. Lindbergh became the first person ever to fly solo, non-stop, across the Atlantic. Gayle King reports.