Syria official pleads ignorance of deadly barrel bombs
United Nations, human rights groups have condemned Syrian military for dropping deadly weapons on areas held by the opposition
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United Nations, human rights groups have condemned Syrian military for dropping deadly weapons on areas held by the opposition
Once-thriving metropolis now unable to provide basic services as snipers hide and watch in divided city
Israel warns both sides in Syria's war against furthering tensions along border after an Israeli teen was killed in the Golan Heights
Organization tasked with removing Assad's stockpile says all weapons acknowledged by regime are out, but doubts remain over its ability to make new ones
Warplanes bomb series of targets after attack that killed Israeli teenager in Golan Heights
Israeli civilian vehicle comes under fire from Syria in Golan Heights, killing 15-year-old; Israeli responds by shelling Syrian government targets
The president says U.S. arms support wouldn't have thwarted the security vacuum in the Middle East
Nearly two years of relentless fighting has reduced a large Syrian city to rubble, and some fear Mosul in Iraq will have it worse
Zeinat Akhras, a pharmacist, shrunk to a gaunt 75 pounds after nearly two years under siege in Homs
In much-maligned election, Assad wins another 7-year term in middle of bloody 3-year-old war that has devastated Syria
Doctor tells CBS News he's smelled the poison gas used in attacks on rebel-held areas
In Damascus, throngs flock to show support for Bashar Assad in voting deemed a sham by opposition as civil war rages
Officials say Moner Mohammad Abusalha, a former Seminole State College student, is likely the first American to blow himself up in Syrian war
U.N. confirms not all of Syria's deadly stockpile will be out of the country by June 30, and the U.S. is not totally buying the Assad regime's excuse
U.S. officials believe man is first American suicide bomber to die fighting for al Qaeda in Syria
"We love him and he is a good man," says one pro-Assad voter in Beirut as Syria's bitter divisions are laid bare in early balloting
Speech comes amid increased concern that extremists are gaining ground in Syria
Convoy of OPCW inspectors working for U.N. reportedly hit by roadside bomb, but organization says all staff are safe
Syrian president not present at rally in his honor as shell hits crowd in southern city of Daraa, where uprising against him began
More than 60 countries sign on to support the resolution in a dramatic move to demand a path to justice in the war
The work is very dangerous, but investigators document atrocities so the cases can one day be brought before an international tribunal
Abdelbaset Sarout began leading peaceful protests when not playing soccer, but ended up taking up arms as Syria's civil war worsened
Monitoring group says more than 160,000 dead as Syrian gov't confirms death of high-ranking general -- a possible boost for rebel morale
Top U.S. diplomat won't comment specifically on weapons any country may or may not be providing to the rebels fighting Assad's forces
Kids, women among dead after explosion tears through garage used as stopping point for people crossing border