WNBA honors Brittney Griner, star player detained in Russia, as season starts
Brittney Griner's initials and jersey number will be emblazoned on the sidelines of all 12 WNBA courts.
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Explosion at upscale Havana hotel kills 22 people, injures dozens
Fifty adults and 14 children were hospitalized after the blast, according to Cuba's president.
Hillary Clinton says human trafficking is "sadly exploding in Ukraine"
The former secretary of state said women in Ukraine have "been the victims of not just murder and rape, but kidnapping."
Woman gets 6 years in prison after plane forced to land in Belarus
Sophia Sapega, a Russian citizen, said she would appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene.
European doctor sees "enormous" rise in U.S. women seeking abortion pills
"I think that's a really good response," Dr. Rebecca Gomperts told CBS News, urging American women to store the pills, "in case you need it."
Late dictator Ferdinand Marcos' son poised to win Philippines election
For decades Marcos' pillaging of the country's wealth was considered established fact. Some Filipinos expect his son to hand out gold bars if he's elected.
More evacuations underway as Ukrainians make a last stand in Mariupol
Russia is reportedly preparing to hold a "Victory Day" parade in the decimated port city where, despite relentless bombing, hundreds of civilians have made it out.
Journalist found dead in Mexico, 9th killed so far this year
Mexico's state and federal government have been criticized for neither preventing the killings nor investigating them sufficiently.
Cops find half-ton of cocaine in Nespresso plant's coffee bean shipment
Workers at the plant in Switzerland alerted authorities after discovering a mysterious white powder in sacks of beans that arrived by rail.
Intelligence provided by the U.S. helped Ukrainians sink Russian ship Moskva
Intelligence the U.S. provided showed the location of the Moskva, but the U.S. had no role in the decision to strike it.
Rescue operation underway in Mariupol as Russian forces enter steel plant
Ukraine's military says Russian troops are now inside the plant — the last stronghold of the city's defenders.
Russia and Ukraine's "war of attrition" has begun, says European official
An official from a Western-allied country outlined a number of factors likely to play into how long the conflict will last.
3 killed in stabbing attack near Tel Aviv, medics say
Police said they suspect it was a militant attack and that the assailant fled in a vehicle.
American volunteers fighting alongside Ukraine defenders become casualties and heroes
"I'm young. I can take it," says U.S. volunteer who was blinded in battle. "It's the kids and old people who I really worry about."
Police officer accused of raping 13-year-old gang-rape victim
The alleged incident is the latest to spotlight the high levels of sexual violence in India.
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U.S. launches defensive strikes at Iranian targets
Supreme Court rejects Trump's request in California mail ballots dispute
Why Texas Dems are forecasting a "Hispanic hurricane" in midterms
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Trump says "Iran wants a settlement, as soon as possible"
Pilot in plane crash said "we're managing the ice," then "Mayday"
ICE planning to deport Afghans through Pakistan, official says
Josh Turek pitches "generational change" in tight Iowa Senate race
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