Malala unfazed by new Taliban threats
Teen activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee who was shot in the head by the Taliban releases her autobiography
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Teen activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee who was shot in the head by the Taliban releases her autobiography
European Union lawmakers vote for law to order Big Tobacco to use graphic warnings covering 65% of cigarette packs
Raid is latest in stepped up campaign by military-backed government to put down armed supporters of ousted president
Move represents major escalation in military-backed government's crackdown on supporters of ousted Islamist president Mohammed Morsi
Attack is latest in surge of violence aimed at Egyptian forces in restive peninsula since Muslim Brotherhood-backed President Mohammed Morsi's ouster
With neither side interested in talking for now, the Brotherhood's crippled leadership is reduced to minimizing its losses until it finds an exit from the crisis
Canadians released from an Egyptian prison after being held without charges were barred from flying out of the country
Gunmen tried to break into Russia's embassy in Libya, foreign ministry says; no staff injuries reported
After U.S. forces nab an al-Qaeda leader in Libya and strike at al-Shabab in Somalia, U.S. secretary of state vows to continue the hunt
A stealthy seaside assault in Somalia by U.S. forces is aborted after a fierce firefight; shades of "Black Hawk Down" in strike
Daring urban abduction of al Qaeda leader raises concerns in Tripoli; al-Libi capture shows long memory of U.S. on terror attacks
David Raskin tells CBS News why the capture of the man accused in the '98 U.S. embassy bombings was important
Kenya gov't report: Man targeted by Navy SEALs in Somalia plotted to attack parliament building and U.N. headquarters in Nairobi
Officials hope daring raid that nabbed al Qaeda leader on the streets of Tripoli will yield rich intelligence on terror network
Commandos decided not to strike an al-Shabab leader's compound in Somalia when they saw lots of children inside