Russia: Assad "not bluffing" about staying put
Syrian president "is not going to leave; we know this for sure," Russian foreign minister says
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Why is bin Laden's son-in-law being tried in NYC?
CBS' John Miller, a former FBI assistant director, discusses why former al Qaeda spokesman isn't being tried in military court
Daylight saving time: Why some don't want to change the clocks
A look at the pros and cons of time change, its history and threatened future in the U.S., elsewhere
Obama: Not bringing "grand peace plan" to Israel
Said to have played down Mideast peace prospects during meeting with American Jewish leaders as trip to region approaches
North Korea scraps non-aggression pact with South
Also ices hotline to Seoul in latest angry responses to tough new sanctions slapped on Pyongyang by U.N. over its most recent nuclear test
U.N. slaps new sanctions against North Korea
Security Council unanimously approves punishing rogue nation for latest nuclear test
Venezuela: Maduro to take oath as acting president
Speaker of Venezuela's National Assembly says Vice President Nicolas Maduro will be sworn in as acting president Friday night
Group names "least worst" candidates for pope
Sex-abuse victims, advocates admit their nominations are "not a ringing endorsement," but highlight officials' courage in scandal
Dancer accused of Bolshoi acid attack tells his side of the story
Dancer Pavel Dmitrichenko says acid attack on Bolshoi artistic director not his idea, he simply wanted Sergei Filin beaten
U.S. court charges bin Laden's son-in-law on 9/11 crimes
Senior al Qaeda leader and member of Osama bin Laden's inner circle was charged Thursday with conspiring to kill Americans
International Women's Day
From Italy to Russia to North Korea, women are celebrated around the world March 8
Israel on alert as locusts hit neighboring Egypt
Emergency hotline set up as swarms of destructive bugs descend on Egypt ahead of the Passover holiday
Locusts swarm the Middle East
Millions of locusts descended on Israel, Egypt and Gaza in early March
Japan's tsunami-hit towns barren as rebuilding lags
Two years after Japanese tsunami, thousands are still in temporary housing, as reconstruction proves a slow process
Former lead detective in Pistorius case quits force
Detective who first headed Oscar Pistorius investigation resigns following criticism he bungled case against Olympic athlete
Trump praises Ramaswamy ad as some GOP critics speak out
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
DOJ investigating Corey Lewandowski over DHS role, sources say
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Trump says Iran is making up strikes on ships to drive up oil prices
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Hegseth bans use of nonpublic info for bets on U.S. military ops
Supreme Court rules New Hampshire can ban use of student IDs for voters
Judge says Trump must sit for deposition in BBC defamation lawsuit
