Bodies of missing U.S. sailors found after destroyer collision, Navy says
"The damage was significant -- this was not a small collision," said Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin, commander of the 7th Fleet
Watch CBS News
"The damage was significant -- this was not a small collision," said Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin, commander of the 7th Fleet
Many survivors are sleeping on the floor in community centers and there's still no coordinated distribution of donated food and clothing
The U.S. military says that no U.S. service members or foreign fighters were killed
The victim count may rise, police warned, and it will take weeks to recover and identify all the victims of the deadly blaze
A team of archaeologists unearthed these treasures during the excavation of Rome's San Giovanni metro stop
Japanese politics have long been dominated by men, but there's been a slow shake-up of the old order
Search continues off the coast of Japan for sailors from the USS Fitzgerald
On assignment for "60 Minutes," Scott Pelley and his team traveled into Syria with American doctors who volunteer to risk death to save lives
Police say the suspect, Xu, was identified through security camera footage and DNA collected at scene of blast
Nearly 200 people marched near Notting Hill Gate tube station Friday, demanding action from local councilors tasked with housing people following the disaster
Helmut Kohl's 16-year tenure as German chancellor stretched from 1982 to 1998
Many young Russians don't ingest state TV's Kremlin-controlled narrative, deepening the rift between the government, and the governed
Police say 30 now confirmed dead in apartment building inferno, and that is still expected to rise
The bulk of the additional troops will train and advise Afghan forces
Armed officers detain man in front of Houses of Parliament, lock gates to legislative compound