Shinzo Abe offers condolences for U.S. soldiers killed in World War II
Abe is the first Japanese prime minister to address a joint session of Congress
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Abe is the first Japanese prime minister to address a joint session of Congress
About 10 Central African children told U.N. officials that they were sexually assaulted; allegations kept secret for a year
Pontiff lends his voice to fight for pay equality, blaming "machismo" that shows how men "want to dominate women"
Houthi gains cast doubt over the effectiveness of a monthlong Saudi-led air campaign intended to drive them out
Iran downplays the political significance of the seizure despite rising tensions amid nuclear talks and Yemen airstrikes
Incident comes as the issue of secularism rises to the fore in France following deadly January attacks by Muslim extremists
Executions by firing squad of 7 foreigners and one Indonesian attracted global condemnation and intense Australian media coverage
Mohammad Javad Zarif tells Charlie Rose sanctions against his country did not bring them to the negotiating table
Official says it's too soon to "extract information" from 200 girls, 93 women saved from Islamic extremists
In King Salman's brings next generation to the fore in 1st major reshuffle, and taps current envoy to the U.S. to be his top diplomat
As death toll passes grim landmark, many in hard-hit capital desperate for help and worried about disease
16 U.S. travelers safely off mountain and soon to be home, but for thousands of others, help is still scarce
Brushing aside outcry from Australia and Brazil as "a momentary reaction," death sentences carried out by firing squad
Despite meeting with Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe, no breakthrough has come yet for the Asia-Pacific trade agreement
CBS News correspondent Holly Williams traveled to Bhaktapur where many say they're in desperate need of aid