Toyota rolls out car for kids at Tokyo toy show
Automaker hopes electric "Camatte," suitable for drivers at least 4-feet-tall, will get Japan's youth into automobiles
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Toyoto makes cars for kids in Tokyo
Japanese toy show features vehicles made for children to drive
Britain to airlines: Don't let Edward Snowden fly to U.K.
AP: London warns carriers in travel alert to bar NSA leaker from boarding because he's highly likely to be kept out of Britain
Edward Snowden extradition could take months, years
CBS News' John Miller explains why the U.S. may be facing a long fight to extradite NSA leaker Edward Snowden from Hong Kong, where he is believed to be living
Polls open in Iran's presidential election
Liberal-leaners' dilemma: Sit it out as silent protest against regime or vote in hopes of putting sole moderate candidate over the top
Philippine ferry sinks with 60 aboard
Rescuers were searching for survivors after a ferry sank in the central Philippines
No clear result after Turkish PM, protesters meet
Talks between Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erogan and protesters were an effort to resolve a sit-in at Taksim Square's Gezi Park
South Africa: Mandela's health is improving
President Jacob Zuma, who visited the anti-apartheid hero in the hospital, said he remains in serious condition
Powerful quake hits off Indonesia's coast
No potential for tsunami after earthquake with magnitude of 6.7 strikes off Indonesia's coast
Argentina train crash kills three, injures hundreds
State-run train agency blames conductor; line has been under government control since crash last year killed 51 people
Experts: Irish woman having miscarriage may have benefited from abortion
7-month probe reveals "a cascade of mistakes" including diagnosing blood poisoning too late that led to dentist's death
Syria death toll tops 92,000, U.N. says
Catching up to figures widely reported by other groups, global body admits real number likely far higher as battle for Aleppo looms
Violence continues in Syria
More than 92,000 people have been killed in the conflict since it began in March 2011
WWII diary of adviser to Adolf Hitler recovered
U.S. officials announce 400 pages from diary of Reich Minister Alfred Rosenberg, executed following the Nuremberg trials, have been found
Cuba to Fla. swim cut short
Australian endurance athlete's attempt to make record swim cut short by jellyfish sting
Allegations of potential noncitizen voting spark legal fights
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