Cairo's graffiti revolution
Cairo artists take to the streets to breath new life into Egypt's revolutionary spirit
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Cairo artists take to the streets to breath new life into Egypt's revolutionary spirit
40-year-old pachyderm named Baby got loose from circus in southern Ireland before being corralled near coffee shop
Regime blames attack in Allepo, an Assad stronghold, on "armed terrorist group"; Violence comes just 2 days after country agreed to U.N. peace plan
"Face the News" host Bob Schieffer talks with CBS News' foreign correspondent about her behind-the-lines reporting
Mohamed Merah to be buried in Muslim cemetery near Toulouse after Algerian authorities refuse request bury him in family plot
Military commanders issue new measures to improve security after a spike in attacks and internal threats over recent weeks
Local employees of United Nations targeted in one of two attacks, officials say
Supply trucks come under fire in western Afghanistan; Afghan soldier, 5 guards and 14 attackers dead
Michelle Bachelet says women's rights have progressed -- but there is still the dark side of violence against women
It's been 57 years since 1000s fled Cuba's communist revolution, but the call of the island is still powerful for many
Ex-Polish President Lech Kaczynski died in a 2010 plane crash in Russia, and his twin hints it was an assassination
Once a month, people in Stockholm spend an hour at lunch dancing; Trend has spread to other European cities
Lawyer for Mohamed Merah, who claimed responsibility for France killings, says client had mental problems
Officials in Syrian president's regime will be blocked from attending the London Olympics, confirmed David Cameron
Ahead of Thursday's summit in Baghdad, Iraq and other nations already differ on how to halt violence