French jet fires on Libyan military vehicle

Sarkozy announces French jets enforcing no-fly zone, as Qaddafi flouts cease-fire, continues attacks on rebel-held Benghazi

• Mar 19, 2011

Obama links Brazil trip to job growth back home

President's economic message overshadowed by events in Libya; 5-day tour will include Chile and El Salvador

• Mar 19, 2011

Japan: Reactor "relatively stable" after hosing

Reports: After 7-hour water-pumping operation, temperatures at Fukushima nuke plant reactors lower than initially feared

• Mar 19, 2011

The lessons of Three Mile Island

Former Pa. Gov. Dick Thornburgh notes "eerie similarities" between events at that nuke plant and now in Fukushima

• Mar 19, 2011

Knut, world-famous polar bear, found dead

The star of the Berlin Zoo, raised in captivity, has died of unknown causes

• Mar 19, 2011

Syrian government addresses killing of demonstrators

The Syrian government is willing to open an investigation to punish those responsible for killings during a gathering in Deraa on Friday

• Mar 19, 2011

Qaddafi defies U.N., attacks rebel forces

Warplane shot down near Benghazi; Libyan leader calls resolution demanding cease-fire "invalid"

• Mar 19, 2011

Radiation in food up to 65 miles from Japan plant

Gov't cites radiation in milk, spinach, but says not enough to pose health risk

• Mar 19, 2011

Survivor pulled from Japan rubble after 8 days?

Kyodo news agency pulls story of survivor pulled from rubble after 8 days when family reported man was staying in shelter

• Mar 18, 2011

Disaster in Japan: Latest developments

Up to date information on the continuing crisis in Japan

• Mar 18, 2011

Yemeni president declares state of emergency

46 killed as forces fire from rooftops at tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators

• Mar 18, 2011

Chernobyl shows Japan the difficult task ahead

25 years after Russia's disaster, experts are still working to entomb the deadly reactor that still releases radioactivity

• Mar 18, 2011

Kids react with kindness toward suffering in Japan

From selling lemonade and art work in the United States, to $10 bracelets in quake-ravaged Haiti, children find ways to help

• Mar 18, 2011

Libya regime nears "red line" for U.N. action

Pentagon official tells CBS News that an attack on major rebel-held city of Benghazi would trigger military action

• Mar 18, 2011

One week in, Japan pins hopes on power cable

Power cable needed to provide electricity and restart reactor's cooling systems connected, while emergency measures continue

• Mar 18, 2011

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