U.S. bombers join Japan, South Korea in training mission
Military officials described the mission Friday as a defensive show of force and unity
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Military officials described the mission Friday as a defensive show of force and unity
Ivanka "briefly joined the main table when the president had to step out," a White House official tells CBS News
UNESCO declares old city in West Bank town of Hebron as Palestinian world heritage site
The cease-fire agreement, which also includes Jordan and Israel, is slated to go into effect July 9
Massive protests broke out in Germany surrounding the G-20 summit
More than 120 countries approve first-ever treaty to ban nuclear weapons
The bill aims to bring North Korea to the negotiating table by cutting off its access to the international financial system
Anti-globalization activists clash violently with police across German port city of Hamburg
At least 23 Egyptian troops killed as militants launch attack with suicide blast, then unleash a hail of gunfire
Alexei Navalny organized protests this month across the country that were the opposition's strongest showings in years
A 35-year-old U.S. man was gored in the abdomen and another in the scrotum, but a Spaniard suffered worst injuries
Putin, who has had a complicated relationship with U.S. presidents, has a history of intimidation in private meetings with world leaders
The Supreme Court ruled the administration could mostly enforce its travel ban, but there are a few exceptions
The leaders closely watched two-hour first encounter had a cordial beginning and went on much longer than the 35 minutes that had been scheduled
Officials in Naples say 5-story building came down soon after train passed by, but there was no explosion