Aleppo residents "weary, desperate" after five years of war
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from cultural and industrial center of two million people still partly in the hands of rebels
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CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from cultural and industrial center of two million people still partly in the hands of rebels
Opposition coalition still making gains against extremists in northern Syria, but who are they working with?
Despite move by Kim Jong-un, there's plenty of skepticism in West about military capabilites of Pyongyang's nuclear program
The case centers on accusations that her husband used his former title of Duke of Palma to embezzle about 6 million euros ($6.6 million) in public funds
Mexican Treasury Secretary Luis Videgaray says "emphatically and categorically" that it isn't going to foot the bill for the project
Olympic athlete, who killed girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in his home in 2013, is currently under house arrest
Britain updates its legal guidelines on crimes in the age of social media
Italy informs construction workers' families that new photos suggest men kidnapped last summer "could" be dead
As Assad regime grapples to fix mystery nationwide power outage, U.N. envoy sets "penciled date" for peace talks to resume
Amid reports of schizophrenia diagnosis, Uzbek woman appears in video saying alleged beheading was revenge for Putin's Syria campaign
Almost 2 years after the Boeing 777 disappeared, investigators may well be holding a 2nd tantalizing clue
Migrants, many fleeing wars in Syria and Afghanistan, block railway at Greek border where Macedonia has them stuck
Launch comes hours after U.N. Security Council imposes toughest sanctions on Pyongyang in two decades for recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch
Australian cardinal and Pope Francis' top financial adviser says "I should have done more" when boy raised abuse allegations in the 1970s
During an interview, the former Mexican president said the Republican presidential front-runner "believes in the white supremacy"