Police wrongfully arrest, jail 12-year-old
Family believes race may have been a factor; police blame clerical error
Mexico
Highway connecting Tijuana and Ensenada collapses
Large portion of Mexico's scenic highway, which connects Tijuana and Ensenada, cracked and crumbed after a series of small earthquakes
Stolen truck with radioactive material recovered in Mexico
Senior correspondent John Miller talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the concerns over the security of nuclear materials
Oyster restoration project under way off Texas coast
Danielle Nottingham visited Matagorda Bay in Texas, where a giant restoration project is under way
Mexico car crash turns deadly after air bag replaced with cocaine
Federal police say they recovered 55 pounds of coke after a car crashed about 85 miles south of Brownsville, Texas
Mexico knocks U.S. off list of world's fattest countries
A new report from the United Nations says the obesity rate in Mexico is 32.8 percent - one percent above the rate in the U.S.
American fugitive arrested in Mexico after 24 years on the run
"There was always that hope in the back of my mind that he'll get caught," says victim of man accused of kidnapping and rape
Monster truck plows into crowd in Mexico
Several people were killed and dozens injured when the driver of a monster truck lost control and careened into the crowd
Time Lapse: Mexico's Sierra Negra volcano
24-hour cameras atop Mexico's Sierra Negra volcano give viewers insight into the workings of the Large Millimeter Telescope
Mexico floods: Death toll rises to 101
The death toll along Mexico's flood-stricken west coast has risen to 101, and two tropical storms in the region have damaged 22,000 homes in Acapulco
Thousands of stranded tourists await airlift from Mexico flood zone
In Acapulco, Mexico, as many as 50,000 tourists stranded by massive flooding are waiting at a military base to be airlifted out
Acapulco faces floods, crocodile in street
Intense flooding in Acapulco, Mexico has killed at least 80 people
Mexican teachers' sit-in ends in violence
A week long sit-in by teachers in Mexico City ended violently as police in riot gear fired tear gas into the angry crowds on Friday to clear them out of the city's main square
Raw: Striking teachers and riot police clash in Mexico City
Raw video of riot police forcibly evicting striking teachers from Zocalo Square in Mexico City's historic center
Watch: Truck swept away by flash flood
Remnants of a tropical storm drifting north from Mexico has been producing many storms in mountains and desserts
Extra: Calderon and the violence
Deadly violence still grips Mexico. But Veronica Cavazos, whose husband was murdered, tells Byron Pitts she doesn't blame President Felipe Calderon, since he "has the guts" to fight the cartel.
Extra: Corrupt cops
Jorge Domene, who heads up public security for the state of Nuevo Leon, tells Byron Pitts that at least 30 percent of police officers are corrupt and working for the cartel.
Extra: Mexico, a neighbor in trouble
Investigative journalist Ramon Garza explains to Byron Pitts why Americans should care about the drug war happening right across the border.
Extra: Militarizing The Border
The government has spent billions beefing up border security. Professor David FitzGerald, Associate Director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego, tells "60 Minutes" Correspondent Scott Pelley the effort has only made the problem worse.
Extra: Illegal Immigration - The Hard Facts
Professor David FitzGerald, Associate Director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego briefs "60 Minutes" Correspondent Scott Pelley on illegal immigration from Mexico.
Extra: Border Control
"The U.S. has never had control of its southern borders." That's according to Professor David FitzGerald, Associate Director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego.
2nd warrant filed for escaped drug lord El Chapo
Federal prosecutors' office said new warrant is for U.S. charges of organized crime, money laundering drug trafficking, homicide and more
Mexico's most wanted man arrested
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, Mexico's most wanted man, was arrested in a joint U.S.-Mexican operation. Authorities say Guzman ran an international heroin and cocaine empire worth billions of dollars
U.S. seeks extradition of Mexican drug lord El Chapo
Joaquin Guzman, known as "El Chapo," was the top supplier of illegal drugs in the U.S.
Making sense of the upheaval in Ukraine
Bobby Ghosh and CBS News' Margaret Brennan discuss the unrest in Ukraine and the recent arrest of a Mexican drug kingpin
FlyDubai co-pilot was likely lone wolf, Israeli investigators believe
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