Iran's new president sworn in
Hasan Rouhani takes oath of office on live TV; first swearing-in attended by foreign dignitaries since 1979
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Hasan Rouhani takes oath of office on live TV; first swearing-in attended by foreign dignitaries since 1979
Leaflets dropped from helicopters warn sit-in protesters to vacate, but thousands remained camped out at two main crossroads in Cairo
U.S. knows "a great deal" about a looming terrorist plot, but still lacks key information - date, time, and scope - to be able to stop it
Threat information prompting closures of U.S. entities Sunday most specific, credible in years, CBS News' John Miller reports
At the core of talks is the political future of the Muslim Brotherhood and its Islamist allies following the July 3 coup that ousted President Mohammed Morsi
Former deputy national security adviser Juan Zarate shares his insight on "CBS This Morning: Saturday"
Experts are investigating allegations that rebels killed dozens of Syrian soldiers in a village near Aleppo after they captured it from government troops
Syrian National Coalition urged a U.N. team heading to Syria to start their investigation of alleged chemical weapons use in a village near Aleppo
Mohammed Morsi's supporters set up new protest camp despite authorities' plans to besiege two other sites
Stolichnaya distiller distances itself from historic Russian brand in wake of protest over Russia's anti-gay laws
Alert comes after decision to close embassies; citizens traveling in N. Africa and Mideast told to be aware of terrorist threat throughout August
The best images from the week's news, July 26, 2013 - Aug. 2, 2013
A new Pakistani superhero is taking the fight against the Taliban to TV but her outfit may be distracting from her message
Lawmakers exchange punches, throw water at each other ahead of expected vote on hotly disputed referendum
Being gay in Russia has never been easy, but tensions have heated up in recent months after new laws against so-called "gay propaganda," were passed