Whistleblower in U.K. hacking scandal found dead
Former showbiz reporter Sean Hoare told The New York Times that then-NOTW editor Andy Coulson encouraged phone hacking
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Former showbiz reporter Sean Hoare told The New York Times that then-NOTW editor Andy Coulson encouraged phone hacking
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State Dept. says meeting with Libya government was only to reiterate it wanted Qaddafi gone; Fight with rebels goes on
London police Assistant Commissioner John Yates the latest casualty of phone hacking controversy; Cameron calls for emergency session of Parliament
Mutilated corpses set off a wave of sectarian bloodshed during weekend, indicating revolt's enflaming tensions among religions
Alliance alleges Libyan regime used the civilian air traffic control radar to track NATO jets
CBS News takes an intimate look at the mostly ordinary men dying for their cause against Muammar Qaddafi
Media magnate and top execs to face questioning from Parliamentarians - and News Corp.'s future may hang in the balance
Authorities promise old rocket warheads pose no danger to public; newspapers report they did not contain explosives
Mothers had been with the wrong newborns for over eight hours Friday before mistake was noticed, according to a hospital CEO
Come-from-behind victory in overtime has special meaning for country suffering from effects of recent devastating natural disasters
Country's main airport, harbor inaccessible after taxi drivers clog roads to protest liberalizing of cab licenses
Former Murdoch exec will testify before Parliament after being arrested amid scandal; Lawyer maintains her innocence
On Nelson Mandela International Day, his 93rd birthday, U.N. urges everyone to sacrifice 67 minutes for greater good
3 NATO troops killed in bomb blast as Gen. John Allen takes over coalition effort, underscoring "tough days ahead"