Pompeii exhibition brings doomed town to life
New exhibition at British Museum in London opening Thursday sells 50,000 advance tickets
World
Adopted teen returns to Russia, complains of U.S. parents
Russian state media reports about teen forced to live on streets of Philadelphia likely fueling outrage over adoption controversy
Mortars strike Damascus; regime claims progress in key city
Explosions in Damascus kill at least four people as rebels continue to clash with government troops; Syrian regime blames "terrorists" for attacks
AP: U.S. training Syria rebels in Jordan
Officials tell AP that U.S. intel agents have been training secular rebels for months; Pentagon spokesman denies U.S. is training Syrian opposition
Top Italian court orders Amanda Knox re-trial
American's acquittal in 2007 slaying of British roommate nixed; Knox calls ruling "painful" but says she's confident she will be exonerated
Mexico City shaken by an earthquake
Alarms sounded and people flooded the streets when an earthquake hit Mexico's capital city; no damage reports yet
Burma's booming drug trade
Illegal production of opium, heroin and meth has grown in the country's Shan state region
Pope's house ready, but Francis opts to stay in hotel
Pope Francis, who has long shunned fancy digs, to stay put in Vatican hotel for time being even though papal apartment renovations are complete
Amanda Knox re-trial: Will she go back to Italy?
CBS News legal analyst Jack Ford on the potential outcomes after an Italian court orders American woman re-tried on murder charges
Gorillas, chimps fighting for survival, U.N. says
Black market trade in great apes by disreputable zoos, circuses and pet owners is devastating, a new report says
Syrian troops retake long-contested Baba Amr
President Assad's forces seize Homs neighborhood which has changed hands many times during 2-year civil war; a symbolic blow to rebels
Kerry catches earful of Afghan women's hopes and fears
Secretary of State leaves Kabul after meeting Afghan women who worry withdrawal of foreign troops may bring back the bad old days
Kerry, Afghan president Karzai meet again
Huddle in Kabul for second time in two days after Karzai's recent anti-American comments; Kerry also hears concerns of women's rights advocates
Post-mortem shows Russian tycoon died from hanging
British police said there was nothing pointing to a violent struggle in the death of tycoon Boris Berezovsky
Kerry smooths over U.S. relationship with Karzai
The Afghan president publicly thanked Kerry and called him "one of the friends of Afghanistan"
Live
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"
Supreme Court rejects bid to restrict treatments for trans inmates
Judge curbs DHS efforts to conduct sweeps for possible noncitizen voters
Elon Musk's Starlink and Starshield, and what they mean to Ukraine
U.S. ordering some government staff to depart Saudi Arabia
Investigation
Armed federal agents knock on doors looking for noncitizen voters
