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Last year was the second warmest year on record, according to an annual report from NOAA and NASA.
The tabloid has filed documents that indicate her father will be a "key witness" for their defense.
Pope Emeritus Benedict had pledged not to interfere on major church affairs to leave room for his successor, Pope Francis, to lead.
But while broadband services in the Muslim-majority Kashmir region have been partially restored, the 6-month clampdown on residents is by no means over.
Putin will have to step down from the top job in 2024, but he's proposed constitutional changes to limit his successor's power, and empower his allies.
CBS News followed three special canines, Tommy, Emma and Becky, and their trainer Steve Austin, as they searched scorched land for injured but still living koalas.
After name-checking members of Congress and business leaders and riffing on his favorite topics, the president signed the long-awaited trade agreement.
With nuclear deal crumbling, the regime has warned the European signatories their troops in the Mideast "could be in danger."
Taal volcano may look calm after spewing lava, gas and rock for days, blanketing towns in thick ash, but experts say the "threat's still there."
Officials in Wuhan, city at the center of an outbreak of a new strain of viral pneumonia, say risks low as U.S. warns travelers to take precautions.
All 176 people on board were killed when the plane was hit last week.
Iranian president vows full investigation into the missile strike as dozens are arrested, but points to Trump administration for the "root causes."
The giant tortoise, who is more than 100 years old, helped boost the species' population from 15 to over 2,000.
The civil protection agency in the Catalonia region called the blast a "chemical accident" and warned people in parts of the city of 800,000 and in nearby towns to refrain from going outside as a precaution.
Democratic lawmakers launched an investigation into the Trump administration's policy of requiring asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico.