Behind the Lens: Iceland's Down syndrome dilemma
More than 90 percent of Icelanders trace their ancestors back to the Vikings; they're also remarkably unified on the ethical questions posed by genetic testing
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More than 90 percent of Icelanders trace their ancestors back to the Vikings; they're also remarkably unified on the ethical questions posed by genetic testing
Journalist who joined Peter Madsen for what was supposed to be short voyage reported missing
Two passenger trains collided just outside Egypt's Mediterranean port city of Alexandria, killing at least 40 people and injuring 123 others
But the proposal calls for President Trump to call off long-scheduled joint U.S. military drills with South Korea
Eric Bellquist's attorneys release statement claiming he has "irrefutable proof" he wasn't on London's Putney Bridge on May 5
As North Korea outlines plan to strike U.S. territory, "CBSN: On Assignment" visits base where the largest stockpile of fuel and munitions in the Air Force is kept
The deputy assistant to President Trump said that Tillerson was stepping beyond his administration role when he made statements about a military response to North Korea
Amid rising tensions between two nations, president tweets he hopes North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, "will find another path"
Today is the 36th birthday of Austin Tice, who was abducted in Syria in 2012
As Trump fuels standoff with harsh rhetoric, he's also calling on China to help, but annoying Beijing at the same time
In spite of bellicose rhetoric exchanged by leaders, Nicolas Maduro tells Trump, "here is my hand," as sanctions threat looms
Marvin Strombo traveling 10,000 miles in mission to help family in mountain village outside Tokyo find closure
According to top U.S. military commanders and other experts, the Afghan military is still unprepared to operate independently
China is in a unique position since North Korea depends on China for 90 percent of its trade, and if Beijing cuts off their oil supply, the regime could collapse
Michael Morell also criticized the mixed signals coming from President Trump, Sec. Mattis and Sec. Tillerson