60,000 evacuating Frankfurt before disposal of WWII-era bomb
Hospital patients and the elderly are among those affected in what will be Germany's biggest evacuation in recent history
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North Korea says it tested hydrogen bomb
North Korean TV said the test was of a hydrogen bomb that is meant to be loaded into an intercontinental ballistic missile
North Korea claims it can load hydrogen bomb onto missile
The Institute for Science and International Security tweeted Pyongyang can "build any H bomb ... model it wants and call it whatever it wants but that does not make it real"
7 girls die in dormitory blaze, official says
The fire gutted high school dormitory in Kenya's capital; the cause of the blaze is currently unknown
Russia vacates diplomatic posts, State Department says
A State Department official denies Russian claims that U.S. officials threatened to break down doors at the facilities
Irma expected to be a "major hurricane"
Far out in the Atlantic, Irma is expected to fluctuate in strength for the next several days
Kenyan court throws out election results
The ruling gives new hope to opposition candidate Raila Odinga, who alleged the electronic results of the Aug. 8th vote were mainpulated
U.S., South Korea differ on readout of Trump, Moon call
Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in spoke by phone Friday, but readouts of the call differed on dialogue with North Korea
State Dept. reports another "incident" in Cuba
The State Department also increased the number of affected U.S. government personnel, from 16 to 19
Black smoke pours from chimney at Russian consulate
Firefighters who arrived at the scene were turned away by consulate officials who came from inside the building
Tropical Storm Lidia leaves 4 dead in Mexico
Two people were electrocuted by power lines, one woman drowned and a baby was ripped from its mother's arms in a flooded area
Diplomatic tension escalates between Russia, U.S.
The U.S. gave Russia 48 hours to comply with the order to close its San Francisco consulate and the East Coast offices
Foreign Service union completes assessments of injuries in U.S. diplomats in Cuba
The "incidents" began in late November 2016, resulting in mild traumatic brain injury and hearing loss for some
City to hand out iodine tablets amid nuclear fears
Iodine tablets are meant to prevent thyroid cancer if a person is exposed to radioactive contamination
CBS News' David Martin's analysis of where U.S. stands with North Korea
This week on "The Takeout" podcast: Martin says the U.S. isn't yet on precipice of war with the North, but on collision course
Trump's judicial confirmations to face resistance in Democratic-controlled Senate
House GOP elects Jim Jordan as next leader in major shakeup
Mississippi Senate race leans Democratic; Colom holds narrow lead
4 grizzly bears killed mom and daughter in Canada, DNA confirms
Thune wins reelection as Senate GOP leader after midterms losses
Kennedy family members join lawsuit to block Trump's arch
U.S. soldier accused of spying linked to Russia arrested in U.K.
911 call reporting frat video: "They set their pledges on fire"
