Workers rally for rights around the world on May Day
International Workers' Day is a holiday in many countries, but restrictions elsewhere lead to confrontations
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International Workers' Day is a holiday in many countries, but restrictions elsewhere lead to confrontations
Israel's trove of "evidence" does show Iran lied about its work, but global nuclear agency and U.S. allies see no smoking gun
Former headquarters for Brazil's federal police was abandoned, but frequently occupied by squatters
Sainsbury's boss Mike Coupe caught on camera singing "We're in the Money," as value of his shares jump on merger news
As "longstanding partner and friend of the U.S., we will not negotiate under threat," EU says as prospect of trade war looms
Australian Cardinal George Pell, highest Vatican official to be charged in church sex abuse crisis, allegedly had multiple victims decades ago
Former CIA director talks with CBSN's Elaine Quijano about Israeli prime minister accusing Tehran of hiding a nuclear weapons program
The president's self-imposed deadline to decide permanent exemptions from the tariffs was midnight Tuesday
After a month-long trek through Central America, nearly 200 migrants have set up an encampment in Tijuana
Some observers say Israeli prime minister gave president plenty of ammunition for pulling out of deal, but some assert nothing Netanyahu said was new
Netanyahu says Israel obtained copies of the trove of documents several weeks ago and is sharing the contents with U.S. intelligence
Greenpeace has called the floating nuclear power plant "floating Chernobyl"
Theresa May's government is struggling to contain scandal over mistreatment of "Windrush" residents from Caribbean
World's oldest-known spider dead at ripe old age of 43 after being monitored for years during study
ISIS affiliate claims deadly blasts in Afghanistan's capital city, including one that appeared to target the media