U.S. helicopters arrive in Haiti amid fears over soaring casualties
An official death count of 300 in Haiti is expected to grow as authorites assess damage from Hurricane Matthew
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U.S. intel community "confident" Russia directed election hacks
This is the first time the administration has publicly accused the Russian government of hacking into U.S. systems to affect the election
Haitians throng at U.S.-Mexico border despite deportation policy
Thousands have traveled to Tijuana, Mexico, unaware U.S. has toughened stance about deporting them
Bizarre vegetarian body piercing festival
Ritual piercings with unusual objects are a featured part of Phuket's Vegetarian Festival
Kerry: Russia and Syria should face war crimes probe
Top U.S. diplomat says Russia and Syria owe the world "more than an explanation" about why they keep hitting hospitals and women and children
Russia's troop presence in Syria now officially open-ended
Strong support for treaty in Russian parliament, along with call for "show of force," highlights growing Moscow-Washington rift
Hells Angels chapter boss gunned down in clubhouse
President of Giessen chapter in Germany had survived gunshots in previous clash with rival chapter in nearby Frankfurt
Shock and grief as Calif. woman killed in Ethiopia is mourned
Sharon Gray, 1st foreigner killed in Ethiopia's escalating domestic unrest, remembered as "an always-smiling slip of sunshine"
Hurricane Matthew kills hundreds in Haiti, batters the Bahamas
The Caribbean has begun cleaning up after the destruction, but the injured and displaced in Haiti are in short supply of food, water and medicine
Colombian leader wins Nobel Peace Prize
President Juan Manuel Santos, whose nation rejected his efforts in shock referendum, wins prize for hard-won peace deal to end 5-decade civil war
China firms happy to sell killer opioid "weapon" to anyone in U.S.
Experts say carfentanil, one of strongest opioids in circulation, helping fuel rash of overdose deaths, and it's shockingly easy to get
CBS News crew members killed in Iraq, remembered 10 years later
CBS News cameraman Paul Douglas and soundman James Brolan were killed by a roadside bomb in Baghdad in 2006
Hurricane Matthew tears through the Bahamas
Thousands of people are without power in the Bahamas, beaches are empty and homes are boarded up
Russia issues stern warning to U.S. against striking Syrian army
Warning underlined high tensions between Moscow and Washington after collapse of U.S.-Russia-brokered Syria truce and Syrian army’s offensive on Aleppo backed by Russian warplanes
Pakistani lawmakers crack down on "honor" killers
Law gets tough on practice of killing people – usually a female family member who is perceived to have violated a religious taboo
SpaceX launches first-of-its-kind Starship test flight
Microsoft seeing "continued recovery" amid major worldwide outage
New congressman faces sexual harassment allegation
Never bought Nvidia stock? Its slide could still hit your 401(k).
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U.N. watchdog agency pushes for access to key Iran nuclear site
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Top doctor for Congress resigns amid misconduct allegations
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