South Africa celebrates a hero as Mandela turns 94
Former president and anti-apartheid leader is frail, but jubilant nation marks birthday with songs, public service
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S. African guilty of plotting to kill Mandela
Small, white extremist group's leader found guilty of treason in trial that's dragged on for nine years
Clinton visits Nelson Mandela in South Africa
Secretary of state reminisces with former president over small, private lunch during tour of continent
New details released on Mandela's condition
South Africa's government provides specific reason behind former president's admission to hospital for treatment
China questions how 2 died from bird flu strain
Lesser-known H7N9 flu virus was able to kill two men in Shanghai, seriously sicken a woman 200 miles away
India sees tourism decline after sex assaults
A survey of 1,200 tour operators in India reveals widespread cancellations, mostly from women
"Egypt's Jon Stewart" not backing down
Bassem Youssef tells CBSNews.com he'll take satire to "higher levels" after interrogation on charges of insulting President Morsi and Islam
Afghan teenager stabs U.S. soldier to death
Sgt. Michael Cable, 26, was guarding meeting of Afghan, U.S. officials in Nangarhar province when attacker stabbed him, fled
AP: Mexico cartels bolster presence deep in U.S.
Review of court cases, crime data and interviews with law officials suggest cartels assigning top agents to major cities inside U.S.
On Easter Sunday, Pope Francis appeals for world peace
An estimated 250,000 packed St. Peter's Square to hear the new pope's first Easter blessing
Paris man chainsawed elephant tusk off museum piece
20-year-old arrested for breaking into Paris' Museum of Natural History to steal tusk from ancient remains of King Louis XIV pet
Syria blames rebels for setting oil wells on fire
Civil war continues to batter the country's infrastructure and social fabric after two years of conflict, with no end in sight
"Egypt's Jon Stewart" released after questioning
Bassem Youssef, a renowned television satirist, had been detained over accusations of insulting Islam and the president
China downplays new bird flu fears
Two men in Shanghai died from a lesser-known strain of bird flu, and a 3rd person is in critical condition
Last of the USS Guardian removed from Philippines reef
U.S. facing hefty fine after a Navy minesweeper ran aground on a protected coral reef two months ago in the Sulu Sea
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U.S. reducing troop footprint in Middle East, sources say
Son of Stephen Hubbard, American freed from Russian jail, speaks out
Witkoff blasted for calling Putin a "humanitarian"
Investigation
Armed federal agents knock on doors looking for noncitizen voters
Supreme Court rejects bid to restrict treatments for trans inmates
Investigation
We tested an experimental weight loss drug. The results were "terrifying."
U.S. ordering some government staff to depart Saudi Arabia
Pope Leo won't need more treatment after cancer surgery, doctors say
