Syria's Assad insists the world is lying
Increasingly isolated Syrian leader tells ABC News "we don't kill our people"; Blames violence on extremists, "mistakes"
Watch CBS News
Increasingly isolated Syrian leader tells ABC News "we don't kill our people"; Blames violence on extremists, "mistakes"
Moshe Katsav accuses his country of "executing" an innocent man in statement before beginning 7-year sentence
Socialist Elio Di Rupo took the oath as Belgium's prime minister, formally ending a record 541-day government impasse
Four years after peaking at 170,000 troops in 2007, the U.S. military looks back as it leaves Iraq
After refusing to fire on their own people, former Syrian soldiers take up arms against the regime of Bashar Al-Assad
Officials say 56 killed, 160 wounded as suicide blasts hit Shiite shrine in Kabul, 2 more locations across country
The Obama Administration is keen to establish ties with Syrian opposition figures
Protests against alleged election fraud met with police force; Opposition leaders arrested amid Russian crackdown
A glimpse at the day's news as seen through a camera lens
Activists and protesters gather every Friday around Damascus to call for an end to the brutal Assad regime, at their own peril
Both moves show U.S. increasing pressure on Assad regime and looking ahead to a time when he is gone
Obama aims to combat attempts by foreign governments to criminalize homosexuality; Clinton denounces gay rights abuses
Fill 'er up! Security concerns force airdrops of fuel, supplies to remote outposts, substantially raising military's costs
Co. recalls canned powdered milk for infants, but says levels of cesium well below safety limits
Agency warns it could downgrade EU bailout fund following notice that it may also cut credit rating of 15 eurozone nations amid financial crisis