Syria peace talks to test bitter foes' resolve
As Kerry arrives to try and plot "a course out of hell," it's unclear whether key players in talks can even engage in civil dialogue
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As Kerry arrives to try and plot "a course out of hell," it's unclear whether key players in talks can even engage in civil dialogue
Invitation marks shift in U.S. strategy as they seek end to four-plus years of violence; Iran has yet to reply
Beirut airport authorities seize two tons of amphetamine before they were loaded onto private plane
Russia, the U.S., Saudi Arabia and Turkey are discussing new ideas for a political transition in Syria to end the nearly five-year war
The official count from the Sept. 24 tragedy near Mecca still stands at 769, and Saudi officials aren't explaining why they're keeping it so low
State television reports that shooting targeted Shiite Muslim place of worship in kingdom's east
Government hasn't changed official death toll from 796, but tally of other nations' dead shows many more died
Billionaire prince and his investment company say their combined shares represent more than 5 percent of Twitter's common stock
One suicide bomber hit a commercial area, killing at least 32 people; militants also detonated a car bomb in Baghdad killing 14 people
At least 15 killed in port city of Aden in blast that may portend deeper chaos in Arab world's poorest country
Saudi-led airstrikes are drawing criticism after a mistaken attack hit a wedding party, killing more than130 people, but Adel al-Jubeir refuses to let his country and coalition take the blame
In exclusive interview with "CBS This Morning" co-host Norah O'Donnell, Adel al-Jubeir says Russia is complicating effort to solve Syrian crisis
Bombing is the deadliest single incident since the start of the country's civil war, says Doctors Without Borders
Saudi Arabia gives foreign diplomats some 1,100 photographs of the dead from last week's hajj crush and stampede
Yemeni security forces say 38 people killed and dozens wounded when two airstrikes targeting rebels by Saudi-led coalition hit celebrants
Speaking to media at U.N., Hassan Rouhani blames "ineptitude" of Saudis for hajj stampede that killed more than 700
Experts on crowd control explain why "people don't die because they panic. They panic because they are dying."
28-year-old royal accused of forced oral copulation with adult at Beverly Hills area mansion, but is free after posting $300,000 bail pending trial
Kingdom vows investigation, review of "existing plans" as Iran blames "mismanagement" for crush killed more than 700 Muslim pilgrims
Iran blames Saudis as more than 700 people are confirmed dead in a crush near a holy site in the city of Mina, near Mecca
More than 700 people were killed and hundreds more injured in a stampede on the outskirts of Mecca
The Muslim annual rite of the world's largest pilgrimage has started in Mecca in Saudi Arabia
Diplomatic immunity spares high-ranking embassy official in New Delhi scrutiny over claims he raped and imprisoned Nepali maids
At least 107 people killed and 238 injured when crane slams into Grand Mosque in Islam's holiest city
Towering construction crane crashes into Islam's holiest site during violent rainstorm in Saudi Arabia