Where is prison undercrowding a crisis?
One country in Europe faces an interesting dilemma: More guards than prisoners
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One country in Europe faces an interesting dilemma: More guards than prisoners
Body parts grown in a lab using patients' own cells showing real promise in medical research
But unclear how much power he's willing to give, or whether it will keep Russia or Ukrainian separatists at bay
Aggressive prosecutor forces athlete to admit mistake in testimony, to which he pleads fatigue but insists he can carry on
Injuries reported as 6.1-magnitude quakes sends panicked residents running into streets, damages dozens of homes and knocks out power
3 journalists from Al-Jazeera English are accused of supporting terrorist groups and fabricating videos to make Egypt look bad
Illegal logging causes indigenous tribes to clash
45-story skyscraper in Venezuela not five-star hotel, but slum
Officials say audio equipment dropped into Indian Ocean has detected something where possible black box "pings" heard
Additional information would have "added texture" to FBI's impression of Tsarnaev brothers, CBS News national security analyst Juan Zarate says
Scientists at the British Museum use CT scans and volume graphics software to go beneath the bandages, revealing the skin, bones, internal organs, and in one case a brain-scooping rod left inside a skull by embalmers
Police say 14-year-old Wasila Umaru likely facing homicide charge after allegedly feeding rat poison to husband and his friends
In 2nd day of cross examination, South African track star's credibility attacked repeatedly with challenges to his versions of earlier events
International Olympic Committee says Rio can still deliver, but amid calls for a "Plan B," warns "time is running out"
He says equipment has again picked up underwater noises similar to pings from a plane's "black boxes"