What to watch for during Trump's first foreign trip as president
Ian Bremmer, founding president of Eurasia Group, discusses whether he thinks the "very well put together trip" will go smoothly
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Chinese fighter jets intercept U.S. radiation-sniffing plane
U.S. accuses Beijing of "unsafe and unprofessional" conduct with spy plane over disputed waters, China cites "reasonable security concerns"
Trump heads overseas amid turmoil at home
The president left Friday afternoon for his first overseas trip, with Saudi Arabia as the first stop
Rape claim investigation into Assange dropped
Swedish prosecutor "decided to discontinue" 7-year probe into allegations of rape against WikiLeaks founder
Russia, Syria fume over U.S. strike on Syrian troops
Syrian official says soldiers killed in airstrike near Jordanian border day after U.S. officials confirm attack to "defend our troops"
Japan's Cabinet OKs bill to let Emperor Akihito, 83, abdicate
Abdication would be Japan's first in 200 years; prospect is reviving debate over prohibition of women from becoming emperor
Polls open in first Iran presidential vote since nuclear deal
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Russian official slams U.S. media over Trump intel reports
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov mocked American news reports suggesting President Trump shared intel with him about terror threats
U.S. slaps new sanctions on Venezuela's Supreme Court amid unrest
U.S. Treasury Dept. announced it is freezing assets of eight Venezuelan government officials, accusing them of abusing power
Fascination and fear in Europe over Trump presidency
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U.S. aircraft conduct strike on Syrian army convoy
CBS News correspondent David Martin reports Syrian regime vehicles have violated the deconfliction zone twice within the past few days
Quake scientists make surprising find underground
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Protesters clash with police in central Athens
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