Russia, China warn U.S. over perceived Asia meddling
In strong show of solidarity, global heavyweights wave a collective finger in face of President Obama's Asia policy
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Airstrike destroys hospital, Syria truce "hangs by a thread"
Last pediatrician in rebel-held area, several kids among dozens killed as violence spirals in front-line city
Stowaway girl, 10, raises security questions
Girl left home in Moscow for school and flew to St. Petersburg without identification or a ticket
5 civilians killed as war quietly rages in eastern Ukraine
Pregnant woman among at least five killed in worst civilian loss of life in months since two year war started and claimed over nine thousand lives
NASA astronauts will fly commercial to space station
It's been five years since the last U.S. launch to the space station, and astronauts are getting ready for a different kind of voyage
3 decades years later, Chernobyl scars still deep
"People say 30 years has passed, but I can't believe that," says survivor from Ukraine town devastated by world's worst nuclear disaster
Obama: Putin not "entirely persuaded" on idea of European unity
President Obama spoke with "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose about the migrant crisis and his concerns about European unity
Belarus ignoring risks of farming near Chernobyl?
Authoritarian regime insists milk made just a couple miles from exclusion zone is safe; test carried out for AP suggests otherwise
KGB successor takes aim at Brooklyn Nets owner in Russia
Mikhail Prokhorov has politically challenged Vladimir Putin, something that has destroyed other bold Russian billionaires before
Global oil producers meeting disrupted by U.S. and Iran
Gathering in Doha to discuss possible freeze of production of crude oil to counter low global prices marked by absence of two major producers
Russian jet encounters "could have been a shoot-down"
John Kerry says warship had every right under U.S. rules of engagement to fire on Russian fighter jets
2 world leaders are drowning - who would Putin save?
Mixing wry jokes with economic statistics, Russian president seeks to charm the nation during his annual marathon call-in TV show
"Playing with fire"? Russia defends close fly-bys of U.S. warship
Dramatic video shows Russian jets buzzing USS Donald Cook more than 30 times -- a move that may have violated a 4-decade-old pact
USS Donald Cook buzzed again by Russian jets in Baltic
Provocative flights near American ships have happened several times since Ukraine and ISIS conflicts ratcheted up tensions
Russia's worsening economy puts millions into poverty
The World Bank says the country's growth will contract even more this year amid cheap oil and economic punishments
Russia blames "Putinophobia" for massive offshore data leak
Cache of 11.5 million records brings to light details of secretive offshore assets and services of politicians, businesses and celebrities
Missing American Colin Madsen found dead in Siberia
The U.S. student disappeared in freezing conditions after venturing from a guest house
News group claims massive trove of data on offshore accounts
An international coalition of media outlets published what it said was extensive investigation into offshore financial dealings of the rich and famous
Fire rages at Russian Defense Ministry building in Moscow
The ministry moved to a new headquarters on the Moskva River in 2014 but still kept the old building near the Kremlin
Russia steps up search for U.S. student missing in Siberia
Friends and family say Colin Madsen, of Missouri, set out from guest house before dawn in below-freezing temps, with no coat
Russia searches for missing U.S. student in Siberia
Colin Madsen, 25, wandered out from a guesthouse late one night with just a t-shirt on, and now friends and family are worried
Syria's Assad rejects key opposition demand
U.S.-backed opposition insists dictator must yield power to "transitional body," an idea Assad dismisses as "unconstitutional"
ISIS claims bomb attack on Russian police
IED blast hits police convoy in restive, largely Muslim republic of Dagestan, where many ISIS recruits come from
John Kerry on how Americans should feel about Vladimir Putin
In this "Face the Nation" Web Extra, Secretary of State John Kerry discusses America's relationship with Russia.
Syrian troops retake Palmyra, proclaim ISIS is dying
Victory in ancient Syrian city sets stage for next major ground assault on ISIS in Iraq; Assad, Russians eyeball extremists' capital next
DOJ takes steps to charge James Comey again
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Trump's oil and gas stocks gained millions during Iran war
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Maurene Comey, James Comey's daughter, was unlawfully fired, judge rules
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