Authorities say 11 people have been arrested in Washington's McPherson Square.

Surrogates for President Obama and Mitt Romney are debating the significance of the drop in the unemployment rate.

Egyptian officials say 43 NGO workers, including 19 Americans, have been referred to trial before a criminal court.

Underwater operations are aimed at readying the Costa Concordia for the removal of tons of oil from its tanks.

Win or lose the GOP presidential nomination, Ron Paul says he can claim victory because he has helped change the political debate.

After a second straight loss to Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich says he's looking ahead to the Super Tuesday contests to revive his campaign.

Rick Santorum says he'll stay in the GOP race, criticizing Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich for not being "reliable" conservatives.

Mitt Romney won 15 of Nevada's 16 counties, losing independent-minded Nye County to Ron Paul.

A Republican Guard commander warns Iran will target any country where an attack against it is staged.

Volleys of tear gas left a white cloud over Cairo's Tahrir Square and surrounding streets in the vicinity of Egypt's Interior Ministry.

Bosnian authorities used helicopters to evacuate sick people and deliver food to thousands of people who have been cut off by snow.

A car bomb exploded just outside the police headquarters of a southern Afghanistan city, killing at least seven people.

Protesters attacked seven Syrian embassies around the world following reports of the bloodiest episode yet in the crackdown.

The Navy says eight sailors have been discharged after a hazing incident aboard a San Diego-based amphibious assault ship.

A couple and their adult son were found injured but alive Saturday after getting lost for six days deep in the Oregon coastal forest.

Mitt Romney romped in the Nevada caucuses with a leg up from his Mormon co-religionists, but also with winning margins across other faith groups — evangelicals included — and a knockout even among the very conservative voters with whom he’s struggled elsewhere. His calling card:...

EDEN PRARIE, Minn.- Rick Santorum began a serious testimonial of his belief in God on a lighter note at a evangelical megachurch saying he really doesn’t have a dog in the hunt when it comes to tonight’s Super Bowl. “I’m from Pittsburgh, I’m a Steelers...

Egypt officials say 43 NGO workers, including 19 Americans, sent to trial over 'illegal' funds

7 Syrian embassies around world attacked following reports of government killing 200 in Homs

Helicopter went outside search area to find 3 mushroom pickers lost in Oregon forest

American and Australian filmmakers die in helicopter crash during shoot in eastern Australia

Queen Elizabeth II attends church on eve of her Diamond Jubilee

North Carolina deputies say they used a Taser on a woman in front of her 3-year-old daughter after she cut the McDonalds drive-thru line and refused to move when she was denied service. Employees at the McDonalds in Hope Mills, N.C., refused to serve Evangeline...

Facebook, which filed for an IPO this week, says it has been a success largely because it requires people to use their real names online and thus be more civil to each other. No anonymous flaming allowed. Can it last?

It was a story too good to be true -- and it wasn't. In reality, Tongan luger Bruno Banani, who supposedly shares a name with a German underwear company, was rechristened as part of a guerrilla-marketing plot. But will that now shatter his Olympic dreams?

Hungry wild polar bear prefers playing with a chained sled dog to eating it. It sounds like a paradox. How could play — defined as “apparently purposeless activity that’s fun to do and pleasurable” — be vital for grim survival in such an often random...

It's not easy being green, but it can be easy to be lean. Here's how.

I was at a panel discussion a couple of years ago with David Plouffe, campaign manager for President Obama's 2008 campaign. David said one of the revelations they had during the campaign was that if it wasn't on video, it didn't happen. In a similar vein, social media works best when, well, when there is something to be social about and very few things are as social as sports. In fact, four of the top ten most tweeted moments have been sports moments and every one of those four beat tweets of Osama Bin Laden's death and all but one beat the Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami. It should come as no surprise then that the Super Bowl represents for advertisers, not just millions of eyeballs watching the broadcast but also millions of fingers simultaneously sharing their thoughts on Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites.

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Paparazzi have a bad reputation for bending the rules to satisfy the world's insatiable demand for celebrity photos. But the business is also incredibly lucrative, something that prompted Bill Gates' Corbis photo agency to buy the world's top paparazzi shop. Some in the industry are trying to free it from its sleazy image, but upstart agencies have few moral qualms.

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The husband of a Michigan woman found strangled to death in her Mercedes SUV spoke tearfully about his wife Jane and denied any involvement in her murder in a new interview this weekend. "I had absolutely nothing to do with what happened to her," Bob Bashara said in an interview with the Detroit Free Press newspaper.

It’s not all about the boys: The Patriots’ Tom Brady and the Giants’ Eli Manning are facing off this weekend, but it’s easy to forget the two strong women that will be cheering them on from the sidelines. Gisele Bundchen and Abby Manning, the two...

The father of a missing teenage girl who was abducted by an armed man in Anchorage, Alaska, is pleading for the kidnapper to send his daughter home. Samantha Koenig, 18, was last seen Wednesday evening on surveillance video that showed her leaving the Common Grounds...

Madonna, Madonna, Madonna. She’s inescapable these days, in part because she’s headlining the halftime show of the 2012 Super Bowl (XLVI, officially). She’s promised not to pull a Janet and expose herself. She’s pledged to entertain and delight. But how will she compare to the...

School board weighs in while hundreds of people demand answers to growing issue.

Infamous hacker group targets government website to protest anti-piracy rules.

Leaving Kate behind, the Duke of Cambridge is now in the Falkland Islands.

The winter weather has caused flight delays and left thousands stranded across Europe.

The singer debuts a new hair on Twitter.

The supermodel bares all for the designer's denim line.

Sgt. William Stacey says 'It was all worth it"

A two-faced cat, an elephant who need an eye doctor, a Malayian sun bear with a ten-inch tongue, and other strange cases from the animal kingdom.

Every year alcohol leads to deaths in college hazing rituals; Now parents of a hazing victim seek to educate about the dangers

Mitt Romney wins Nevada caucus with a sizable margin; Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich battling for second place

CBS News entrance polls show Romney winning among most demographic groups; Boosted by 26 percent of caucus-goers who were Mormon

Blasting "neutered Security Council," Secretary of State calls on "friends of democratic Syria" to unite against Assad regime

Bill Geist introduces us to some typewriter enthusiasts who have found a new passion for a writing machine of the past   Video

An American adventurer goes missing in Panama; Did things turn deadly in this tropical paradise?   Watch now

Caucus-goers participating in special Saturday evening caucus to accommodate religious observance complain about restriction placed on attendance

Day after deadly assault in Syria, Gingrich says there's "a lot of things we could do covertly" to overthrow Assad

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis - commonly called Lou Gehrig's disease - is a rare but terrible disease. So what are the odds that one of our country's leading authorities on ALS would be struck down by it himself? John Blackstone has a follow-up to the visit he paid to a very brave and very determined physician.

Egyptian officials say 43 NGO workers, including 19 Americans, have been referred to trial before a criminal court

Egyptian security forces fired tear gas from armored trucks at protesters demanding an end to military rule

Plane crash in eastern Arizona has killed a well-known rural Arizona auto dealer and his wife

Nebraska got more than a foot of snow, and forecasters predicted the storm would drop several inches in central Iowa

Madonna's movie, recently discovered letters offer new sides to love story that rocked British throne

As Gingrich fights to stay in the game, Romney still struggles to connect with voters

While Facebook IPO makes millionaires of many, American Airlines slashing jobs and pensions of many more