Pope Francis: "Who am I to judge" gay clergy?
As South America trip ends, pontiff tells press he won't judge priests by their sexual orientation
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As South America trip ends, pontiff tells press he won't judge priests by their sexual orientation
More than dozen blasts in mainly Shiite areas bear al Qaeda hallmarks; Coordinated attacks are meant to undermine gov't
More than 80 supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood were killed after weekend violence; fears escalate of standoff in Cairo
Hurdle to resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks -- dormant for five years -- cleared; deal brokered by Sec. Kerry
French police are on the hunt for at least one thief who stole $53 million in gems from posh hotel in broad daylight
Francisco Jose Garzon, who was driving train when it derailed and killed 79 people, was released without bail
Witness claims driver said he couldn't brake at high speed before crash; American woman from Houston was latest victim
Copacabana beach in Rio filled to capacity by Catholic faithful; trip started with concerns but ends on a high note as crowds peaceful
Carlton Intercontinental Hotel in Cannes was hosting a temporary jewelry exhibit when thieves nabbed goods in broad daylight
Pilgrims camped out overnight for Pope Francis' final sermon on Brazil trip; some of the pontiff's crowds surged to 3 million
While violence hasn't been reported yet, Mali's voters find vast logistical and technical problems at the poll
U.S. Secretary of State condemns recent violence in Cairo, calls for interim government to respect the rights of protesters
Despite the joke, the crowd on Copacabana beach for the World Youth Day vigil cheered with delight
Country mired in problems puts on display reminiscent of Cold War era to mark what it calls victory of "Fatherland Liberation War"
Security forces claimed they only fired tear gas, but CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward's visit to a field hospital tells a different story