Thai prime minister dissolves parliament, calls snap election
But protest leaders vow to press ahead with massive anti-government demonstrations in Bangkok
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CBS newsmen recall deadly "Trojan horse" used by apartheid regime
Footage of police hidden in truck gunning down children led to international condemnation of South African government
North Korea confirms purge of leader's uncle
Kim Jong Un will rule without mentor now that uncle has been dismissed for alleged corruption, drug use
Freed U.S. veteran "delighted to be home"
Merrill Newman, 85, says he was well-fed and kept comfortable during his detention in North Korea
Maya Angelou: Mandela taught mankind the power of forgiveness
Famed poet, Colin Powell, James Baker and others reflect on Mandela's life and legacy on "Face the Nation"
Hagel: U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan a "real possibility"
U.S. needs Karzai to sign a security pact on the role of U.S. forces after 2014 in order to keep small number of troops there in advisory roles
Ukrainian protesters topple Lenin statue in Kiev
Anger at President Yanukovych’s decision to turn away from Europe for Russia continues to spill onto the streets; protesters show disunity
Remembering the greats
"Sunday Morning" looks at some of the most influential figures of the 20th century
How Nelson Mandela became the man we knew
Martha Teichner looks at the events that shaped the man who would help defeat apartheid and become South Africa's first black president
South Africa holds day of prayer for Nelson Mandela
South Africans of all races flocked to houses of worship Sunday to honor their late former leader
Rouhani says nuke deal has already helped Iran’s economy
As U.N. inspectors return to disputed Iranian plant for first time in two years, Rouhani tries to calm skeptics on international deal
Music a powerful ally in Mandela-led revolution
The revolution Nelson Mandela led had a powerful ally: music. Reknowned jazz musician and CBS News contributor Wynton Marsalis on those notes of protest.
Nelson Mandela's journey from prisoner to president
"60 Minutes'' correspondent Bob Simon reflects on Mandela's journey to unite his country
Mandela: The political prisoner who would change a country
Nelson Mandela's name has long been synonymous with "hero," but when most of the world first heard of him, he was an inmate in South Africa's most notorious prison
Antarctic charity race with Prince Harry suspended
Harsh conditions force cancellation of competition but teams will continue to South Pole
Houthis issue new threat on Saudi airspace after attack on Riyadh airport
At least 4 dead as Isaias brings threat of floods across the Southeast
DOJ investigating TV networks over suspension of press pool after Trump media ban
Pope Leo to undergo surgery after nodular lesion found in lung, Vatican says
Christa Pike released from hospital following botched execution, lawyers say
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