S. Korea, U.S. begin annual joint military drills
North Korea usually considers the exercises as a rehearsal for invasion; South Korea, U.S. say the drills are defensive in nature
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North Korea usually considers the exercises as a rehearsal for invasion; South Korea, U.S. say the drills are defensive in nature
Lawyer for one of the prisoners charged in the 9/11 attack says the camp does not meet standards under the Geneva Conventions; military chief prosecutor disagrees
Company may have employed Chinese officials' children to enhance its business in China, according to a New York Times report
As death toll from four days of clashes passes 900, Gen. el-Sissi says army won't tolerate more violence
Planned mass rallies by supporters of ousted President Morsi put country on edge after hundreds die in clashes
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko says country's new anti-gay propaganda law won't impede "freedoms" of visiting athletes
Public records, if accurate, put Carmelo Flores Laura at 123 years old; he's toothless, but walks without a cane
20-member team to probe claims of chemical weapons use; Syrian regime promises full cooperation
China's new leaders seek to cement their authority while minimizing embarrassment with high profile trial of disgraced Communist leader
Red Cross-brokered talks get Pyongyang's approval; other proposed talks raise hopes for better relations
Two beaches near the Fukushima power plant have opened and many are questioning their safety
Law enforcement sources tell CBS News a cartel leader wanted on U.S. charges has been arrested by Mexican authorities
Since the recent crackdown on pro-Morsi supporters, Islamists have attacked dozens of Coptic churches along with homes and businesses owned by the Christian minority
British police officers assessing newly received information's "relevance and credibility"
Egyptian security forces, hundreds of Islamist supporters of ousted president clash at Cairo mosque serving as field hospital