Legendary loyal dog's death mystery solved
Japanese pooch immortalized in movie starring Richard Gere was done in by cancer, not street vendor's food, vets say
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Japanese pooch immortalized in movie starring Richard Gere was done in by cancer, not street vendor's food, vets say
In excerpts of new book, Benedict XVI explains why there is no basis in scripture for blaming Jewish people
DreamWorks studio still needs cast, director, screenwriter for untitled Julian Assange movie
UK, France vow to help UN with "crisis point" at Tunisian border by airlifting stranded Egyptians
Defense secretary continues cautious tone about possible military intervention in Libyan conflict
NATO and EU ponder a no-fly zone over Libya; Qaddafi says "thousands" will die if the West intervenes
Strong man warns fellow Libyans will be harmed if U.S., NATO get involved in clashes
As a contingent of U.S. Marines moves closer to Libya, Defense Secretary Gates weighs basic options against worst-case scenarios
Mexican Pres. Calderon, TV's Larry King and novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez on hand for inauguration of Soumaya Museum
Conflicting report says they are on a larger pirate ship, but a long ordeal awaits and pirates warn of violence
CBS News producer in eastern Libya says rebels fear Qaddafi has chemical weapons, want to finish fight "before he does anything stupid"
On Mar. 1, 1961, President Kennedy announced the creation of the Peace Corps; celebrations countrywide for next 6 months
Militia prepares weapons ranging from Soviet-era bullets to liberated Libyan hardware as fight with well-financed army looms
Somali pirate warns Danish family and two crew members will be killed if a rescue attempt is made
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