Ebola outbreak likely "vastly" underestimated
World Health Organization confirms fears first voiced to CBS News 10 days ago that official death toll could be way off
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Pope Francis walks the walk in flashy Seoul
Pontiff who has made humility his hallmark drives the point home by giving his driver the morning off, and warning showboats they risk "emptiness"
Ukraine inspects Russia aid convoy near border
After accusations from Kiev that Russia might try and smuggle in support for rebels with aid, tensions appear to ease
The plight of Iraq's Yazidis
The Yazidi minority group has fled from ISIS militants who want an all-Islamic state
Iraq's al-Maliki gives up prime minister post to rival
Move ends political deadlock that has plunged the country into uncertainty as it fights a Sunni militant insurgency
Pope Francis visits South Korea
Pope Francis is visiting South Korea and flew over China
Camera-equipped robots roam London gallery, at whim of online art lovers
"After Dark" robots explore 500 years worth of art at Tate Britain museum in the wee hours of the night
Bumpy landing after pilot's artificial arm falls off
"Aircraft landed heavily," says report of U.K. incident detailing pilot's travails
U.S. broke ISIS siege of Iraqi refugees, Obama says
The president explained that the situation for the trapped Yazidis has "greatly improved"
Parents of U.S. journalist missing in Syria issue plea to captors
Two years after Austin Tice disappeared covering the war in Syria, his parents say they "will not give up"
Syrian troops beat rebels in Damascus suburb
Assad's army retakes town of Mleiha on road to Damascus airport as gov't forces continue to capitalize on divisions within opposition
Pope's nod to China, on a wing and a prayer
Francis' South Korea visit historic in its own right, but to millions in China, path he took to get there is even more significant
Ukraine leader: Russia plotting "direct invasion"
Moscow says mile-long convoy of trucks suddenly rerouted toward rebel-held southeast Ukraine is carrying aid; Kiev suspects a very large Trojan Horse
Can the U.S. cut off ISIS from its funding?
Employing a hybrid of the typical funding tactics used by extremist groups, ISIS's financing presents a major challenge for the U.S.
World tensions surface in pope's S. Korea visit
Seoul says North fired projectiles into sea as he arrived; Vatican's testy relationship with China reportedly having repercussions
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2 Native American women make history in midterms
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