Iraq begrudgingly asks U.S. for help in battle of Tikrit
The U.S. accepted the offer to help drive ISIS out of the city but under one major condition
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The U.S. accepted the offer to help drive ISIS out of the city but under one major condition
The Saudis want help in stopping the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels from advancing in Yemen
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have dropped hundreds of bombs this week on Shiite rebels, but Jere Van Dyk wonders if they've bitten off more than they can chew
The crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 highlights concerns about how to ensure pilots are physically and mentally fit to fly
French police recover hundreds of pieces of Germanwings crash victims' remains from mountainside crash site
Suicide bomber detonates explosives-laden car at the gate of a hotel popular with government officials
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani's appeal comes after Iran-backed militias pull out of Tikrit in protest over U.S. airstrikes
Announcement a day before elections couldn't have come at a better time for embattled President Goodluck Jonathan
Evidence from Andreas Lubitz's house indicates he was receiving treatment for undisclosed illness
As Syria war enters 5th year, President Bashar al-Assad answers Charlie Rose's questions about some of the most serious accusations against the embattled leader
Police insist no "crucial" evidence uncovered as they scour homes, but reports suggest co-pilot Andreas Lubitz could have battled depression
U.S. pilots legally required to disclose mental health issues, expert says, "but, of course, people can lie"
"We need to make sure they can get the help they need and then come back to work when they are fit to fly," says Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger
In an interview for "60 Minutes," CBS News' Charlie Rose spoke with the Syrian leader about the war which has torn his country apart for more than 4 years