Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters demand government reform As protestors continue to clog main streets in Hong Kong, there are calls for the city’s chief executive to resign. Crowds are expected …
Congress pressures Obama for ISIS strategy While senior administration officials say there is a strategy in development to deal with ISIS, congressional leaders are pushing for a stronger response. Nancy …
Headlines at 7:30: Senate committee fights to release more of CIA misconduct report Sen. Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., is fighting to make public more details from a classified report on CIA …
Israel strikes back: Military hits Gaza targets in response to rockets Israel’s army says it attacked more than 160 Hamas targets inside Gaza, and it is calling up more than …
Pope Francis hosts Israeli, Palestinian leaders at Vatican Pope Francis is jumping into the Mideast peace process. Allen Pizzey reports on the prayer summit in Vatican City with Israeli President …
Parents try to identify daughters in video released by Boko Haram Nigerian officials are showing the video released by Boko Haram to parents of the missing girls to see if …
Rare Stradivari viola could set auction record A rare Stradivari viola, considered to be one of the finest in existence, was presented in Paris on Tuesday in advance of a …
Russian troop buildup would allow for invasion with little warning There are now more than 20,000 Russian troops positioned near eastern Ukraine, equipped with tanks, artillery and aircraft. The Russians …
What happens if Obama withdraws all U.S. troops from Afghanistan? Flash Points: CBS News Homeland Security Correspondent Bob Orr talks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate about …
London — British lawmakers allowed a controversial new policing bill to proceed on Tuesday evening, legislation critics say would curtail the public’s right to protest. The “Police, Crime, Sentencing and …