Clinton told U.S. is Pakistan's "mother-in-law"
Rare moment of levity at Islamabad town hall meeting, as Secretary of State acknowledges analogy in U.S. relationship with Pakistan
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Rare moment of levity at Islamabad town hall meeting, as Secretary of State acknowledges analogy in U.S. relationship with Pakistan
Qaddafi's fall boosts morale of those rising up against Syria's president; Analyst warns both sides will now strengthen resolve
Relatives of people lost in 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing hope to learn new details about it in wake of dictator's death
A toddler who was twice run over by vans and then ignored by passers-by on a busy market street died
Car exploded in Monterrey as a military convoy chasing a suspicious vehicle was passing it; No one was injured
Amnesty International has called on Libyan revolutionary fighters to make public the full facts of how Muammar Qaddafi died
Crowds gather in ex-rebel stronghold to photograph the ex-Libyan dictator's bloody remains; Libya's future now a real question
Iranian intelligence says U.S. tale of Iranian agents targeting Saudi ambassador as a "foolish plot" no one will believe
1 dead and more than 100 hurt as riots rage in capital; Parliament narrowly passes additional cuts
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Fugitive Libyan dictator killed after revolutionary forces capture hometown; Final bastion of loyalist resistance falls
CBS News foreign analyst Pam Falk samples reaction at United Nations
At the U.N. and around the world, a sigh of relief over Qaddafi's demise; Worries already grow over Libya's next steps
Dictator who seized power by overthrowing monarchy dies with falling of hometown to revolutionaries
ETA, the Basque separatist movement, has promised a "definitive cessation" to Europe's last armed militancy