State Department offers $3 million for Russian hacker
Officials say man who goes by "lucky12345" or "slavik" online is the administrator in a scheme responsible for theft of more than $100 million
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U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan warns of "imminent attacks"
While stressing they don't know where exactly, U.S. officials in Kabul say there is a grave threat to Americans there
Missing British schoolgirls believed to be in Syria
Officials say of the 500 Britons that have traveled to Syria to fight with extremists, often via Turkey, about 50 are female
Sec. Kerry: Russia has lied repeatedly about Ukraine
Russia's "extensive propaganda exercise" over the Ukraine is "remarkable," secretary of state tells Congress, as peace talks falter
ISIS burning (and looting?) priceless books
Mosul residents say militants are torching rare manuscripts in the streets, but possibly not the really valuable ones
Frenchwoman kidnapped in Yemen
No immediate claim of responsibility for kidnapping of World Bank employee who was forced into a car along with translator in Sanaa
Ukraine skeptical of rebels' weapons pullback
Separatists say they're complying with terms of cease-fire deal, but Ukraine's military isn't convinced, claiming the rebels "are just regrouping"
Mystery drones spotted over Paris landmarks
Officials want to know who flew drones seen buzzing in the night sky over the Eiffel Tower, U.S. Embassy and other hot spots
"Mr. Cod" hauls a U.K. favorite into Kabul
Security is far from guaranteed and the sea is 700 miles away, but Bashir Halimi invested $400K in a brighter, fishier future for Afghanistan
Jewish heirs sue Germany for $226M treasure trove
Descendants of Nazi-era Jewish art dealers say 1935 sale to Hitler's Germany mustn't stand, and they want their medieval collection back
"It's What I Do": A photojournalist's calling
Most people might shy away from risking their lives to document crises around the world, but it's a mission Lynsey Addario runs head-on into
ISIS kidnaps dozens in Afghanistan, official says
Police official tells CBS News militant group was behind abduction of Shiite minorities as they travelled in buses on a major highway.
Dozens of Christians captured by ISIS in Syria
Villagers say ISIS has overrun Assyrian Christian villages in northeast province where the militants are coming under mounting military pressure
Girl blows herself up in Nigerian market, killing 5
No immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, which also wounded 46, but it was similar to others done by Boko Haram extremists
Less gunfire between Ukrainians, rebels after cease-fire
Since the agreement began Feb. 15, there has been less gunfire between Ukranian and rebel troops, although some violations persist
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Trump says "Iran wants a settlement, as soon as possible"
Pilot in plane crash said "we're managing the ice," then "Mayday"
ICE planning to deport Afghans through Pakistan, official says
Josh Turek pitches "generational change" in tight Iowa Senate race
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