Egypt protesters swell to over 100,000
Egyptian police fire tear gas at protesters outside presidential palace as anger mounts over Morsi's power grab
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Iran claims it captured U.S. drone
U.S. Navy says all its drones "fully accounted for"; Tehran says craft entered Iranian airspace over Persian Gulf
Survey: Vienna leads international cities in quality of living
In the same poll, Honolulu ranks highest of American cities when it comes to quality of living, while Detroit places last
Syria official: 14 dead in mortar attack on school
13 students, 1 teacher reported killed by shelling at school outside Syrian capital; NATO, U.S. officials warn Assad against using chemical weapons
NATO approves Patriot missiles for Turkey
Military alliance OKs plans to send anti-missile systems to Turkey to bolster defense against strikes from neighboring Syria
Typhoon slams Philippines; 74 dead
Torrents of water cascade down mountain, drowning villagers in one of year's strongest storms
Egypt braces for anti-Morsi protests
Thousands of Egyptians mass in Cairo as anger mounts over president's power grab and hastily crafted draft constitution
3 youths face charges in soccer referee's death
Prosecutors to charge 3 players with manslaughter for alleged involvement in fatal attack on soccer linesman after match
2 arrested for alleged links to Toulouse shooter
French police detain pair on suspicions they were involved with Islamic militant Mohamed Merah, who shot up Jewish school
Swedish man accused of violating Iran sanctions
Police say man tried to sell Islamic Republic advanced valves typically used in uranium enrichment
Bomb hits Greek far-right party office
Extreme Golden Dawn party has risen to prominence amid country's financial crisis with anti-immigrant stance
U.N. to Israel: Open nuclear program to inspection
U.S. among only 6 nations voting against General Assembly resolution; Body also backs just-scrapped conference to ban nukes from Mideast
Officials search offices after Japan tunnel collapse
Tokyo police are also inspecting the tunnel where hundreds of falling concrete ceiling slabs killed nine people
Syrian communities persevere under heavy shelling
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from embattled Damascus suburb under fire by regime
Officials inspect Japanese tunnels after collapse
Tunnel collapse, which left at least nine dead, may be blamed on old "anchor bolts" that had fallen off prior to the accident
DOJ takes steps to charge James Comey again
These factors could decide Netanyahu's fate in Israel's election
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Maurene Comey, James Comey's daughter, was unlawfully fired, judge rules
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