Syria's Assad makes rare public appearance
President shown on state TV touring a Damascus power station amid increasing attacks on capital city, his seat of power
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President shown on state TV touring a Damascus power station amid increasing attacks on capital city, his seat of power
Sullenberger on deadly Afghan plane crash: After plane went into death stall, pilots could have done nothing
Clarissa Ward reports there are "mixed messages from White House," as Syrian opposition members say they've no knowledge of plan to arm rebels on ground
Russian republic, a target of Islamic insurgents, is home to Boston bombings suspects' parents; One suspect went to Dagestan last year
Thousands of workers parade through capital, Dhaka, on May Day demanding safety in workplace and death penalty for building's owner
Mere six miles deep, preliminary magnitude of 5.7; no early reports of damage or injuries
Militant group leader says that Syria's "real friends" were ready to intervene on the side of the government
Some 400 people march through Xalapa, Mexico on first anniversary of journalist Regina Martinez's death; dispute official finding she was the victim of a robbery
Russian internal security service intercepted radical conversation from Tsarnaev brother, but kept it from U.S. until now
Russian parents of bombing suspects working with security officials to shed light on deadly attack, reportedly plan to fly to U.S.
Restaurant magazine's annual ranking of the world's 50 best restaurants has just one American eatery in its top ten
At least 386 people were killed when an illegally constructed 8-story building collapsed last week; court orders immediate confiscation of owner's property
King Willem-Alexander became Europe's youngest monarch on April 30, 2013 after his mother, Queen Beatrix, abdicated
Online advocates the Pirate Party won its biggest electoral trophy yet, taking 5.1 percent of vote in Iceland's weekend vote
Dozens of heavily-armed militia members surround Justice Ministry in 3rd straight day of confrontations with post-Arab Spring gov't