International News

WATCH: Hikers Held in Iran: One Year Later
Mothers of three American hikers held in Iran have heard nothing from their kids for two months.
July: Deadliest Afghan Month for U.S. Troops
3 US troops die, bringing July toll to at least 63 for US in Afghanistan.
Paris Police: Tear Gas in Letter for US Embassy
2 US Embassy workers being examined after opening suspicious letter.
Troops Kill Senior Capo of Mighty Mexico Cartel
Mexican soldiers kill top drug lord, dealing major blow to countrys most powerful cartel
Floods Kill Hundreds in Pakistan
Three days of monsoon rains have bloated rivers and submerged villages.
WATCH: Record-Breaking Kites in Gaza
6,000 children fly their kites on beach in Gaza.
WATCH: Mom Confesses to Baby Murders
French woman says she smothered her 8 babies after staying quiet for 20 years.
WATCH: Museum Becomes Home for Cats
Sixty cats live with art at the State Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia.
PHOTOS: Cats, Cats and More Cats at the Museum
St. Petersburgs Hermitage Museum Home to Masters...and Cats
WATCH: Barefoot Bandit Behind Bars
A Seattle judge decreed the teen to be an extreme flight risk.
US Couple Accused of Killing 2 Americans in Panama
Prosecutors say couple preyed on residents of a scenic coastal region of Panama.
WATCH: Dream Deferred: Escorted Back to Mexico
Deported immigrants weigh the risk of one day returning to Arizona.
Irans New Push: Make Babies, Make $950
The Iranian presidents policy seeks to boost population growth.
Woman Confesses to Killing Her 8 Babies
French woman Dominique Cottrez confesses to smothering her eight babies because she didnt want any more children. Her husband never knew she was pregnant.
Body of 2nd Sailor Found After Taliban Ambush
Death of 2nd missing US Navy sailor only deepens mystery of their disappearance in Afghanistan
WATCH: Churchills Chompers on Auction Block
A set of false teeth worn by Winston Churchill goes up for bid.
Exploring China-Kenya Relations -- From 600 Years Ago and Today
Archaeologists team up to find a Chinese ship off the northern coast of Kenya.
Relatives Search for Corpses at Pakistan Air Crash
Rescue workers fight heavy rain in search for dead, clues in crash.
Pollution Closes River Jordan For Baptisms
Qasr Al-Yahud is one of the most popular baptismal sites on the River Jordan. But it has found itself this week at the center of a bitter battle over its cleanliness. Officials closed the site and then cleared it for visitors after conducting water-quality tests.
Chinas Soft Power a Threat to the West?
China may have no intentions of using its growing military might, but that is of little comfort for Western countries. From the World Trade Organization to the United Nations, Beijing is happy to use its soft power to get what it wants -- and it is wrong-footing the West at every turn.