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Years of investigations have resulted in 77 Brazilian Odebrecht executives signing plea deals, and now officials across the region are facing legal trouble.

WASHINGTON

From anti-pollution tea to smog-busting water cannons, there's a buck to be made from China's smog

Flynn says he 'inadvertently briefed the vice-president-elect and others' over calls to Russian ambassador which reportedly discussed lifting of sanctions Flynn quits after claims he secretly spoke with Russia, then lied...

The Security Council warned of "further significant measures" if Pyongyang doesn't stop nuclear and missile testing

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl gritted his teeth in court Monday as he watched videos of then-candidate Donald Trump berating him as a "traitor" for walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009 -- as a judge called the comments ...

It was not a good Monday for President Trump's national security adviser, Michael Flynn -- the lowlights include White House officials giving conflicting statements on his standing with Trump, the release of a report say...

Pakistani police say businesses are closed across much of the Punjab province in mourning for 13 people killed in a suicide bombing claimed by a breakaway Taliban faction. Police officer …

His administration dealt a significant blow after not even a month in office, President Donald Trump must now fill a vital national security post after the resignation of embattled national security adviser Michael Flynn...

Democrats have objected that Trump's Treasury secretary choice made much of his fortune by foreclosing on struggling homeowners during the financial crisis

CBS News' Major Garrett reported earlier Flynn's job as national security advisor is in the air over Russia calls

Ever since his epic 19-second-long handshake with a visibly bewildered Shinzo Abe of Japan, Donald Trump's unusual handshake style has been under the microscope. The strange, jerky movement he deploys to dominate his cou...

Seven Hong Kong police officers were convicted Tuesday of a lesser charge in the assault of a pro-democracy activist whose videotaped beating during the height of 2014 pro-democracy protests sparked …

Accusing Russia of failing to implement ceasefire, rebels say they might attend talks only if progress is seen soon.

About 1.1 million people die prematurely each year and the number is rising in India, while China's rate has stabilized at the same number.

Lawyers defending Bowe Bergdahl, the Army sergeant charged with desertion,argued in court Monday that the charges should be dismissed because Donald Trump’s repeated campaign attacks on him as a “traitor” make a fa...

SEATTLE/SAN FRANCISCO

Despite their striking differences on immigration policy, President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau found common ground Monday on a broad range of issues, from trade to creating more opportunities for wo...

Dozens of Palestinian families live with the constant threat of eviction by Israeli settler groups in the occupied city.

(Nairobi) - Dropping water levels in Kenya's Lake Turkana following the development of dams and plantations in Ethiopia's lower Omo Valley threaten the livelihoods of half a million indigenous people in Ethiopia and Keny...

A federal judge said he will hear arguments regarding the oil pipeline later this month

Gov. Jerry Brown says aid is needed to assist the 188,000 residents of Butte, Sutter and Yuba counties