Disowned son must pay father's care, German court rules
German federal court rules man must pay cost of old-age care for his late father, who severed ties with him 4 decades ago
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Warm weather causing problems at the Winter Olympics 2014
For all the money and planning, Russia can't control the weather at the Olympics and organizers are not happy about the weather heating up the games
An Olympic 1st in Sochi: Tie for gold in Alpine skiing
Tina Maze of Solvenia, Dominique Gisin of Switzerland share the top prize in women's downhill race
Mexican state bans bizarre names to protect kids
There shall be no more little "Facbooks" or "Circumcisions" running around in Sonora state, as officials move to curtail bullying
Belgium poised to legalize euthanasia for teens
Lawmakers appear set to extend country’s right-to-die law to teenagers with terminal illness and unbearable pain
Castaway returns home to El Salvador to family who thought he was dead
Jose Salvador Alvarenga washed up on Marshall Islands, saying he survived more than a year on small boat that drifted across Pacific from Mexico
Ooh la la! French president's love life complicates state dinner
White House scrambles to make new arrangements after Francois Hollande dumps longtime partner Valerie Trierweiler
Bangladeshi film reenacts garment factory disaster
"Rana Plaza" tells a love story against the backdrop of the 2013 Rana Plaza disaster in Dhaka
U.S. debates drone strike on terror suspect in Pakistan
CBS News senior security contributor and former CIA deputy director Mike Morell discusses the possibility of the Obama administration attacking another alleged American terrorist
Afghan domestic violence law draws international outcry
Activists warn law that would limit testimony in domestic violence cases is part of broader Afghan trend of rolling back women's rights
Giraffe fed to lions at Danish zoo
The controversial killing of a young giraffe at the Copenhagen Zoo
Elation and frustration at Sochi
Moments of joy and defeat at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia
Time running out for WWII Korean sex slaves
Only 55 “comfort women,” captured by Japanese soldiers and forced into sexual slavery, still alive and seeking compensation
Hand grenades tear through Pakistan movie theater
Intel official says Taliban "number one suspect" as group has attacked theaters previously, as prospects dwindle for peace talks
15 Iraq troops killed as militants attack barracks
Medical official says 8 troops beheaded, rest killed by gunfire in nighttime attack near northern city of Mosul
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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to former ICC judge Navanethem "Navi" Pillay
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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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Obama raises more than $13 million for Democrats
Guilfoyle associate says when she asked him for $100K, it was "quid pro quo"
