Unrest threatens Arab Spring's 1 "real success story"
Nation first to see populist movement topple a dictator in 2011 has been held up as an example, but a new wave of anger is building
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Melinda Gates: One issue key in conquering poverty
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation sees health issues as a linchpin in helping poor people overcome their challenges
North Korea arrests U.S. college student
Pyongyang claims young UVA student traveling with tour group was on U.S. government mission "perpetrating a hostile act against" the North
Widow: Murdered anti-ISIS filmmaker knew they would kill him
Naji Jerf, a Syrian activist whose films showed life under ISIS rule, was shot dead in broad daylight last month in Turkey
Five heartbreaking quotes from the mother of a dead ISIS fighter
CBSN travels to Molenbeek, Belgium, where hundreds of young people have been recruited by ISIS, leaving a slew of grieving mothers behind
Suicide car bomber, gunmen attack restaurant in Somalia capital
Police say attackers have taken hostages inside popular restaurant; at least three killed
Kerry: Some Iran sanctions relief could help terrorists
Kerry spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
Pope Francis alters foot-washing ceremony with a decree
Catholic priests across world told to diversify their chosen subjects for Holy Thursday tradition to better represent their communities
Court describes atrocities by Kony's "steeped in blood" militia
In arguments over whether to try a senior member, ICC hears claims of horrid abuse, murder, even forced cannibalism
Kerry lays out how Syria peace talks will begin
U.N.-brokered meeting aims to make concrete progress toward ending war that has claimed more than 250,000 lives
India millionaire reportedly gets life for driving Hummer into guard
Tobacco, real estate mogul was convicted of driving into employee because he opened residential compound gate too slowly
2 groups eyed in kidnapping of Americans in Baghdad
Officials tell Associated Press they're confident 1 of 2 Shiite militias that control part of southern Baghdad is holding U.S. nationals
U.K. judge: Putin likely approved ex-Russian spy's murder
Report comes after years-long probe into death of Alexander Litvinenko, who drank tea laced with radioactive substance at London hotel
Kerry, Lavrov try to settle differences over Syrian talks
The United States and Russia disagree over which Syrian opposition groups should be labeled terrorists and barred from the negotiations
Homeless woman gives birth near Vatican, gets generous offer
Police in Italy say woman gave birth on piece of cardboard near St. Peter's Square
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Billy Evans tells his side of "You Can See Everything," Elizabeth Holmes' portrayal
Federal judge blocks Trump from closing historic D.C. golf course, for now
U.S. reportedly floated trading Ukrainian land for NATO membership
Flights expected to normalize by tonight after ground stop. Here's what to know
Port of New Orleans sues tanker that hit riverboat cruise for $1 million
U.S. loses measles elimination status as cases surge nationwide
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