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Long-time bin Laden deputy takes over; Defense Secretary Gates says Zawahiri lacks the charisma and skill of his predecessor
Saif al-Islam Qaddafi says his father would step aside if he loses vote; International diplomatic efforts heat up
Greek PM vows to stay as unpopular austerity measures in Athens and rift between Eurozone governments fans market alarm
USS Carl Vinson returns to San Diego port; Soldiers sworn to secrecy about historic mission
Osama bin Laden's successor as al Qaeda chief fueled by anti-American hatred, exacerbated by death of wife, children in U.S. airstrikes
Prince William, Kate's North American visit includes short stay in L.A., most of trip to be spent in Canada
House Intelligence Committee chairman warns al Qaeda's Yemeni chapter "focused" on planning attacks inside U.S.
Bin Laden suggested attacking smaller U.S. cities and getting higher body counts to followers, intel reveals
Western Alliance continues pounding embattled Libya regime as rebels seize more territory in countries west
Abu Bakar Bashir, seen as uniter of regional terror groups, sentenced amid tight security over fear of reprisals
Report to Congress explains Obama's decision not to seek approval for military action, but it's not satisfied opponents
Bipartisan group says president violated Constitution in authorizing military force through NATO; Clash over War Powers Act heats up
After the arrest of CIA informants for the bin Laden raid, U.S. politicians consider but fear breaking ties with Pakistan
Soldier tells CBS News he couldn't bear to fire on women and children