Infra- and ultrasonic waves thought to be responsible for Cuba attacks
CBS News Radio's Steve Dorsey also confirmed identities of the two Cuban embassy officials asked to leave the U.S. in May
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CBS News Radio's Steve Dorsey also confirmed identities of the two Cuban embassy officials asked to leave the U.S. in May
Government-run hospital in Gorakhpur, India, was already under fire after dozens of babies died within 2 days
Officials say 77 Rohingya Muslim "insurgents" killed in clashes, but advocacy groups fear hundreds killed in army raids
India's financial capital brought to its knees by monsoon rains that have inundated a massive swath of South Asia
U.N. Security Council sounds united after ballistic missile fired over Japan, but unclear if other members will back U.S. call for "something serious"
The defendants, 15 of whom are identified as Turkish security officials, were charged with attacking peaceful demonstrators
More than 1.7 million Muslims from around the world have arrived in Saudi Arabia for the start of the annual hajj pilgrimage this week
Niels Hoegel, 40, was convicted in 2015 of two murders and two attempted murders at a hospital in Germany
World's youngest nation is well into its fourth year of war, with mass displacement, alleged war crimes and starvation driving millions of people deeper into despair
Submarine builder held on preliminary manslaughter charge as search for Kim Wall's remains continues on Danish coast
North Korea's ambassador to U.N. in Geneva says U.S. has openly "declared hostile intentions" to his country
Australian Marcel Brundler fully appreciates that he "was really, really lucky"
Dismissing concerns of major ramp-up in Baltic border military drills as "myths," Moscow offers some figures
Two leaders were in agreement that an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting was required to ramp up pressures on the regime
In direct response to call made by Nikki Haley, Iran insists no IAEA inspections, "especially our military sites"