U.S.: Syria chemical attack worst human rights violation of 2013
Annual survey also cites Iran for manipulation of elections and North Korea for rampant reports of extrajudicial killings and torture
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Turning trash into limbs
Syrian organization creates prostheses from recycled materials
Anime art nails it
Japanese nail salon creates tiny works of fan art on customers' hands
Another "Cuban Five" spy released from U.S. prison
Fernando Gonzalez, member of espionage ring, to be deported after completing his 15-year term
Inside a carnival mask workshop
Artisan in Elzach, Germany creates wooden masks in centuries-old tradition
China's "zombie" mills
Dozens of steel mills can no longer afford to operate in and around Tangshan, an industrial city of 7 million people in China's northern Hebei province
Ousted Ukraine leader reportedly sheltering in Russia
Russian news agencies say Viktor Yanukovich "granted" request for protection inside Russia as pro-Kremlin gunmen seize gov't buildings in eastern Ukraine
N. Korea launches missiles amid U.S.-S. Korea exercises
South Korea's Defense Ministry confirms firing of four short-range missiles into the sea off its east coast
Syria crisis hardly contained, threat unmitigated
Margaret Brennan reports U.S. cautiously resuming aid to rebels, but as death toll, refugee count soar, is Washington on right course?
Costa Concordia captain boards capsized cruise ship
For 1st time since disaster off Italy's coast left 32 people dead, Capt. Schettino allowed back on stricken vessel amid manslaughter probe
Ukrainians see too many familiar faces in new government
Amid economic uncertainty and fears of Russian interference, moving forward after president's ouster won't be easy for Ukraine
As Ukraine government is in turmoil, its U.N. representative carries on
National unrest can often put diplomats on thin ice, but Yuriy Sergeyev insists "we are hear to work for the state and its people"
Name of Princess Madeleine's baby revealed
Sweden's new princess doesn't have a traditional royal name, but it does harken back to a past romance
Russian oligarchs could lose billions in Sochi investments
Friends of Russian President Vladimir Putin who were invited to put money into Olympic venues may not be able to collect on government loans
Joint Chiefs chair warns of grim Afghan future without U.S.
Morale among Afghan military counterparts is plummeting amid prospect of U.S. withdrawal, Gen. Dempsey says; security pact awaits Karzai
Hurricane Isaias threatens Gulf Coast with rain, flooding. See its path.
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Trump promises not to resume Iran strikes before midterm elections
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Trump aide's daughter pictured with pro-Russia politician
Guilfoyle associate says when she asked him for $100K, it was "quid pro quo"
Curtis Flowers, wrongfully convicted man who was on death row, dies at 56
Arizona congressional candidate reports rape while repairing campaign signs
