Ice dancing finale leaves hurt feelings in Sochi
Canadian and U.S. ice dancing teams share a coach, but the Canadians say she favored the Americans, who won gold in Sochi
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Brazilian tribe fights illegal mining
The Munduruku tribe cracks down on illegal wildcat gold miners in their territory
Steaming in Sochi
Inside a traditional Russian banya, or bathhouse, at the site of the 2014 Winter Olympics
At least 4 killed as protesters, cops clash in Bangkok
Violence breaks out as hundreds of Thai riot police try to break up anti-government protest sites in capital city
Zimbabwe arrests ex-U.S. congressman
Former U.S. Rep. Melvin Jay Reynolds of Illinois reportedly questioned over pornography, immigration violations
Dozens killed by car bombs across Iraq
No claim of responsibility for wave of attacks that has left dozens dead, but targeting of crowded civilian areas points to al Qaeda breakaway group
Pakistan's Musharraf appears at treason trial
After delays and claims of deliberate stalling to avoid court, former military leader and president makes landmark court appearance
Deaths reported as cops, protests clash again in Kiev
Nearly 3 months into crisis, opposition anger over lawmakers' delay of reforms sparks violent clashes on Kiev's streets, with at least 9 reportedly killed, including 2 cops
Watch: Rescue of would-be jumper from 3rd story window
Firefighters, police team to grab her, carry her safely to ground before she has chance to try to take her own life
U.S. takes Olympic bronze in men’s snowboard cross
As ironically rare sight of snow returns to Winter Olympics, American Alex Deibold climbs podium, brings U.S. medal count close to 20
Russia police briefly detain Pussy Riot members in Sochi
Members of punk band, who already spent almost 2 years in jail for anti-Putin protest, freed without charges after questioning over alleged theft
What’s behind botched, delayed executions in U.S.?
EU nations’ refusal to supply death sentence drugs forcing some states to experiment, even consider firing squads, gas chambers
For Russia, no Olympic medal more important than men's hockey
Hockey-loving Russians won't remember Olympics for their cost or security concerns -- they'll remember them for whether the home team won gold
Syrian activist escapes to Turkey - and to exile from the fight against Assad
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer checks in on woman who survived a chemical attack but left Syria after food supplies were cut off from her neighborhood
Arctic gets darker making Earth warmer
As more ice melts in the ocean, less of the sun's heat is reflected away
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Fort Hood shooter's execution will be livestreamed, Pentagon says
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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"
El-Sayed and Rogers toss insults in Michigan Senate debate
Man shot by ICE agent in New York City's Marble Hill, authorities say
