Guatemala's mischievous saint

Thousands of pilgrims pay their respects to Maximon, a folk saint venerated mostly by Mayan Indian communities in the highlands of Western Guatemala

• Oct 30, 2013
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U.K. lawmaker: New rules make jam "dull" like U.S. version

Politician says plan to lower minimum sugar content of breakfast staple threatens to turn much-loved treat into "gloopy sludge"

• Oct 30, 2013

Russia denies reports it spied on G-20 delegates

EU investigating Italian media claims that delegates at September's G-20 Summit in St. Petersburg were gifted bugged electronics

• Oct 30, 2013

After years helping save American lives, U.S. finally saves his

Interpreter Janis Shinwari feared for his life, his family's, after helping U.S. soldiers; inside the five-year struggle to bring him to America

• Oct 30, 2013

Kids pimping kids out for sex in Indonesia

Teens use texts messages and social media to book clients without ever needing to stand on dark corner in miniskirt and heels

• Oct 30, 2013

Australian woman loses compensation case for sex injury

Woman claimed workers' compensation as government employee when she was injured having sex in a motel on a business trip

• Oct 30, 2013

Syria's Assad says support for armed groups must end

President's comments cast further doubt on efforts to convene international peace conference to try to end country's civil war

• Oct 30, 2013

China says crash near Tiananmen Sq. was terror attack; 5 arrested

3 alleged suicide attackers, two tourists died when car exploded near portrait of Mao Zedong at Forbidden City gate

• Oct 30, 2013

Israeli announces plans for settlement in contested area

Word comes after another Israeli release of Palestinian prisoners as part of deal that rekindled peace talks

• Oct 30, 2013

India bus inferno kills 42; many burned alive

Driver, 6 others escape; others were apparently asleep as bus crashed into highway barrier and erupted in flames, authorities say

• Oct 30, 2013

Israel releases 26 Palestinian prisoners

Release was part of an agreement brokered by U.S. Secretary of State Kerry that brought Israel and the Palestinians back to the table for peace talks

• Oct 29, 2013

As U.S. leaves Afghanistan, engineers safeguard roads

Insurgents often plant bombs just after bomb-sweepers leave roads the U.S. is withdrawing tons of equipment and troops on

• Oct 29, 2013

EU official alleges NSA sought economic edge for U.S.

European Union Commissioner for Justice told CBS News that any surveillance without court approval would be criminal

• Oct 29, 2013

Police focus on Muslim separatists after Tiananmen car attack

Suicide car attack that killed 5 and injured dozens near Tiananmen Square linked to two ethnic Uighurs

• Oct 29, 2013

Russia breaks "Zero Waste" Olympic pledge

AP: Tons of construction waste is being dumped into a landfill, raising concerns of possible contamination in the water that supplies the Winter Olympics host city

• Oct 29, 2013

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