Syria, U.S. one step closer to potential confrontation
U.N. inspectors pull out after finishing field work as Russia urges U.S. to refrain from carrying out strike
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U.N. inspectors pull out after finishing field work as Russia urges U.S. to refrain from carrying out strike
Kerry laid out evidence that has the U.S. intel community believing with "high confidence" that Assad's regime was behind a Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack
Disruptions in Aleppo have been reported in recent weeks, but the rest of the country appears to maintain its access
Most leaders of national security committees support limited strikes, but there is more opposition among the rank and file
Syrian girl wants to tell U.S. to "end this" with as little death, damage as possible amid life fraught with violence
U.N. chemical weapons experts have left Syria and crossed into neighboring Lebanon
British and U.S. governments claim evidence that Syrian dictator unleashed sarin gas in Damascus suburbs, but many questions remain
CBS News foreign affairs analyst and international law expert Pam Falk on the implications of a U.S. attack
Human rights envoy was set to travel to Pyongyang to request amnesty for Kenneth Bae, sentenced in April to 15 years of hard labor
U.S. actions "on very sustained momentum," CBS News' Major Garrett reports; president building case as "some sort of military punishment must be exacted"
Over the Bering Strait, Russian and NORAD forces unite to ensure they could find, track and escort a hijacked aircraft
Despite his distaste for Bashar al Assad, the former president refuses to be "roped in" to a debate over intervention in Syria
Thousands of Israelis are crowding gas-mask distribution facilities, readying for a potential conflict in Syria
Egyptian artists decorated the 25 life-sized donkey sculptures
Inspectors collect last evidence and interviews after alleged chemical attack in Syrian capital, while nervous residents watch the skies