Deadly force authorized for Egypt's police
Interior Ministry allows new measures after angry supporters of ousted Islamist president torch buildings near capital
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Interior Ministry allows new measures after angry supporters of ousted Islamist president torch buildings near capital
Elite track and field athletes compete in Moscow this week
Two men get 49 years and a third gets almost 22 years for gang rape on public transit van that shocked the country
Fugitive National Security Agency leaker reaches out to father over the Internet against lawyer's advice
Toeing line between sports and politics, Swedish athletes paint nails rainbow colors and American runner dedicates medal to gay friends
Pop-up food stand serves up highly unusual treats for one day only in London
Multimillionaire Horacio Cartes built fortune on everything from tobacco to soda, amid myriad allegations of laundering, smuggling and trafficking
Ousted Islamist president's supporters set fire to government building amid calls for new protests as death toll raised to 525
Mark Sutton, who parachuted into London Olympics opening ceremony dressed as 007, killed in jump over Swiss Alps
India has long claimed Pakistan essentially allows militants to fight covert war over disputed Kashmir region
Wave of attacks in Iraqi capital is latest in months-long surge in violence across country blamed largely on al Qaeda
Provincial officials confirm Fariba Ahmadi Kakar nabbed while driving in Kandahar, say she's being held for prisoner swap
After months of negotiations, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon gives green light to visit sites of alleged chemical weapon use
Monthlong state of emergency imposed after Egyptian forces open fire on ousted president's backers; interim VP resigns in protest
CBS News' Seth Doane speaks with neighbors in the Beijing building where a wealthy, well-connected man built a skytop garden