Does NSA hold evidence key to Cold War plane crash mystery?
Commission: NSA could help determine whether 1961 crash that killed U.N. chief Dag Hammarskjold was accident or conspiracy
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In Jamaica, a push to legalize pot in bid to spark economy
Amid efforts to decriminalize and regulate marijuana, farmers offer tours to some of the island's hidden cannabis plantations
Massive flawless diamond goes to auction
Two rare, flawless diamonds expected to sell for tens of millions at auction in October
How might Syria retaliate against a U.S. strike?
Former national intelligence official discusses options available to Syria, from its likely prepared targets and Hezbollah ties to the Iran "wildcard"
Terror group claims 1st suicide attack in Cairo
In worrying development, Islamic fundamentalist group expands operations into Egyptian capital with bomb targeting Interior Minister
Thai Airways jet skids off runway in Bangkok
Airline says 14 injured after Airbus A330 landing gear malfunctions, causing jet carrying more than 280 people to slide into grass
Wrestling reinstated to Olympic Games
Seven months after being dropped by IOC, ancient sport wins vote for spot in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Saudi Arabia stands behind U.S.-led Syria strike
Secretary of State John Kerry made the case to Arab leaders to follow the Saudis and endorse actions against Assad regime
For Syrian Christians, U.S. strike a double-edged sword
Minorities in Syria say weakening Assad could strengthen Islamist rebels and trigger their widespread persecution
U.K. police ask Prince Andrew for ID at Buckingham Palace
The second son of Queen Elizabeth comes under intense police scrutiny after an intruder was discovered on palace grounds
NATO airstrike accused of killing Afghan civilians
NATO airstrike and deadly Taliban attack underscored the chronic insecurity in Afghanistan as U.S.-led foreign forces withdraw
Meet the Beatles' secretary
She was just 17 when Freda Kelly went to work for a rising band of Liverpool rockers, and stayed 10 years in the job of a lifetime
Silvio Berlusconi takes his case to human rights court
After tax fraud conviction, former Italian PM takes to Europe's human rights court in a bid to avoid a political ban
Al-Qaeda-linked rebels take Syrian Christian village, activists say
It is unclear how an historic village just 26 miles from Damascus could be overrun; locals say rebels burned churches
EU points finger at Assad, but still urges caution on strike
Common statement cites "strong evidence" that Syria regime launched chemical attack, but leaders want U.N. process to play out
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White House restores financial disclosure page after CBS News inquiry
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U.S. offers $20 million for information on Iran's nuclear program
Armed man arrested near White House planned to kill Trump, DHS says
What Stephen Miller has pushed for while in Trump admin.
Paraguay's president under house arrested after bank collapse
DOJ dropping suit over alleged noncitizen ballots
How 2 lifelong singles in the same town ended up married
Thomas Markle Sr., Meghan's father, arrested in Florida
