General suggests Russia supplying Taliban with weapons
Gen. John Nicholson, who commands U.S. forces in Afghanistan, comments on allegations as country descends further into chaos
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Iran rejects detained British-Iranian woman's final appeal, family says
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who works for the Thompson Reuters Foundation, is one of several dual nationals held in Iran on espionage charges
U.S. announces new Syrian sanctions
The U.S. issued 271 sanctions in response to the Assad regime's alleged use of chemical weapons in an attack on Idlib
Trump says U.N. must be ready to impose new sanctions on North Korea
The president invited all the members of the U.N. Security Council to Washington to meet with members of Congress and with him at the White House
U.S. says N. Korea trying to flex muscle with American detainee
U.S. ambassador to United Nations talks about North Korea regime's "flailing" leader, why China is "really great friend"
Thousands pay homage to millions who perished in the Holocaust
March of the Living is a somber memorial march from the original Auschwitz camp to Birkenau, a much larger death camp where Jews and Roma were murdered
USS Carl Vinson nears Korean Peninsula
Vinson battle group has been joined by Japanese destroyers and will soon be joined by South Korean ships, CBS News' David Martin reports
Man pleads not guilty to killing 3 family members with ax
Henri van Breda claims he tried to fight off a masked attacker, but he's accused of killing his parents and brother
Taliban attacks U.S. base as Mattis flies into Afghanistan
Defense chief to assess war against extremists as U.S. Marines re-join the fight and Trump admin. mulls sending more troops
Israel indicts U.S. teen over threats to Jewish centers
American-Israeli Jew, 18, accused of extortion and publishing false information that caused panic
France presidential election results cheer investors
Global stocks rise amid polls showing centrist Emmanuel Macron is favored to beat far-right candidate Marie Le Pen in runoff
Mike Pence cuts short his stop in Hawaii to deal with domestic issues
The vice president's office said he would leave Hawaii on Monday after meeting with U.S. Pacific Command leaders and troops in Honolulu
French mavericks buck establishment, head to presidential runoff
Wide field of candidates narrowed down to choice between political novice and far-right populist
North Korea detains U.S. man; could it be "path forward"?
Bill Richardson, who has negotiated with Pyongyang, says in spite of nuclear war rhetoric, arrest could create a "path forward"
Behind what one historian called the discovery of a lifetime
Harvard University researchers say they've discovered a second parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence
D.C. gunman appeared to vent about problems with luxury condo
GOP lawmakers press Huang and Lutnick to testify over Nvidia
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
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