Qaeda chief's brother arrested in Egypt
Security official says leader of ultraconservative group who was allied with ousted Islamist president has been detained
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"Day of rage" brings fresh bloodshed in Egypt
Vigilantes at neighborhood checkpoints battled Muslim Brotherhood-led protesters denouncing the ouster of President Mohammed Morsi
Ferry carrying over 800 collides with cargo ship in Philippines
At least 24 people were killed while 572 people were rescued, according to the Philippine Coast Guard
Companies halt operations amid violence in Egypt
GM, Royal Dutch Shell and Toyota are among the global companies that have shut down their Egyptian facilities following bloodshed
China to stop harvesting organs from executed prisoners
Under international pressure, China develops new transplant network to get organs from volunteers
Looks (a little) like a lion, barks like a dog
Chinese zoo apparently tries to pass off bushy-maned Tibetan mastiff as a lion
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The best images from the week's news, Aug. 9 - Aug. 16, 2013
Court OKs vasectomy for U.K. man with IQ of 40
Although man wanted surgery, he couldn't get it without court approval because of his impaired mental ability
China mogul's villa in the clouds coming down
Millionaire's elaborate -- and illegal -- playhouse atop 26-storey Beijing apartment building now under forced deconstruction
Deadly car bomb shakes Beirut
At least 22 people were killed and hundreds wounded by the blast in Lebanon
Fear of an insurgency, extremist rule grow amid violence in Egypt
CBS News foreign correspondent Clarissa Ward on the real threat posed by a divided Egypt, and a "confused" looking U.S. policy
S. Africa marks 1 year since "Marikana Massacre"
When police killed 34 miners demanding better pay, it rattled South African's confidence in their young democracy, and the wounds haven't healed
6.8-quake shakes central New Zealand
Some buildings in Wellington were evacuated, and items were knocked off shelves in places
U.N. calls for "maximum restraint" in Egypt amid violence
Security Council members also called for national reconciliation and expressed regret at the loss of life
What's at stake for the U.S. in the Egypt crisis?
Scott Pelley speaks with national security analyst Juan Zarate and WH correspondent Major Garrett about the administration's response to the deadly Egyptian crackdown
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White House prepares plans to use "mother of all bombs" on Iran
Vance says "selling access to the White House" is "disgusting"
White House's Katie Zacharia confirms she never passed bar exam
Sikh separatist says FBI warned him of new threat against him
