Fidel Castro compares NATO chief to ISIS
Former Cuban president takes issue with NATO secretary-general's comments about Russia
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Former Cuban president takes issue with NATO secretary-general's comments about Russia
Pentagon spokesman warns that despite damage done to militants, the strategic Syrian town near Turkey's border may fall
Findings show humans were creating art in a wider part of the world nearly 40,000 years ago
CBS News foreign correspondent answers viewers questions about Westerners fighting in the name of jihad
The dog had been the focus of protests, but officials said he had to be sacrificed over fears of spreading Ebola
By boat, bus and even cable car, a look at how the world goes to work
Rituals to get rid of evil spirits in kids that U.K. police have seen include swinging them around by the feet and over-zealous dunkings
"Ibn Zubayr" tells Clarissa Ward he can't come home to attack the U.S., but he still has a warning for Americans
Despite new U.S.-led airstrikes and pleas from humanitarian groups, extremists seem poised to capture Kobani, on Turkey's border
Spanish health officials investigating new details from nursing assistant infected with deadly disease
If efforts to halt the disease aren't successful soon, the World Bank gives some stark figures on the deep economic hole many African countries will be left in
Well-known poet among those facing possible prison time for speaking out in mainland about the "Umbrella Revolution"
Leon Panetta questions "the credibility of a commander-in-chief" he spent years working for, and defends the timing of his critique
Nuclear-armed renegade state is run by 1 man: Kim Jong Un, and "if that one person is missing, we have to be concerned"
Health official in country at heart of outbreak says situation "very embarrassing" as bodies left lying in streets