Panama Police Find $7.2M Cash In Airport LuggagePolice in Panama have taken three Honduran nationals into custody after finding more than $7 million hidden in their airport luggage.
| John O'Connor
Pentagon: Nuclear Missile Officers Cheated On ExamWhile probing for drug abuse, investigators also implicated 34 U.S. Air Force officers in connection with cheating on a nuclear proficiency test.
Senate Panel Calls Benghazi Attacks 'Preventable'A bipartisan report out of the U.S. Senate blames the State Department for failing to prevent the 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.
Danish Tourist Reports Being Gang-Raped In New DelhiA Danish tourist was reportedly gang-raped and robbed in New Delhi after asking a group of men for directions to her hotel.
| Jasmine Bailey
9/11 Mastermind Renounces Violence To Spread IslamIn Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's 36-page manifesto, he also condemns western society and justifies the attacks on 9/11.
Snowden, Aliens, Obama, Hitler And A Gullible News AgencyIran's partly-government-run news agency Fars says leaked Snowden documents prove aliens dominate Western politics.
| Zach Toombs and Candice Aviles
Trench Deeper Than Grand Canyon Found Under Antarctic IceBritish Scientists recently discovered the Ellsworth Trough, a two-mile deep trench, using radar equipment and NASA satellite imagery.
Hollande Dodges Questions About Alleged AffairThe French president didn't deny or confirm the reports, but told reporters private matters must be kept private.
Russia Expels U.S. Journalist Living In MoscowAmerican journalist and scholar David Satter says he has been barred from Russia for at least five years by the country's security services.
| John O'Connor
What A ‘Yes’ Vote On Egypt’s Constitution MeansAmid violent clashes and a heavy security presence, Egyptians are voting on a national referendum for a new constitution.
Chinese Company Plans Titanic Replica For Theme ParkChina's Seven Star Energy Investment Group announced it plans to spend 1 billion yuan on a life-size replica Titanic for a local theme park.
Uber Car Attacked In Paris Taxi Service ProtestIn Paris, protestors violently attack a vehicle belonging to the online car service Uber.
| Erik Shute
Former Israeli P.M. Ariel Sharon Given State FuneralCurrent Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as U.S. Vice President Joe Biden were among the world leaders in attendence.
Four Years Later, Haiti Still Recovering From Deadly QuakeIn 2010, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake left 200,000 dead and 1.5 million homeless. Four years later, the country is still struggling.
China, U.S. Signal Cooperation In SpaceDuring a recent forum on space exploration, the head of China's space program told reporters he'd be willing to cooperate with the U.S.
Pope Francis' New Cardinals Emphasize Care For The PoorFrancis' appointees include only two Europeans and no Americans. Instead, he chose many lesser-known bishops from poorer countries.
Iran To Scale Back Nuclear Program Starting Jan. 20The date marks the start of a six-month interim deal for Iran to reduce its amount of uranium for nuclear power.
French First Lady In Hospital After Hollande Affair RumorsThe acting first lady, Valerie Trierweiler, was taken to the hospital Friday "for rest and some tests."
Ariel Sharon's Complicated LegacyThe body of former Israeli prime minister and general Ariel Sharon is lying in state Sunday.
Royal Baby Topped Afghan War In 2013 Network CoverageThe Tyndall Report catalogued which stories received the most coverage from nightly newscasts on ABC, CBS and NBC.
Will French Media Stop Shielding Politicians Who Cheat?A French tabloid's story about President Francois Hollande's alleged affair suggests French politicians' personal lives are no longer off-limits.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Dead At 85Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon died Saturday at a hospital near Tel Aviv, where he's been for the past eight years.
Pakistan Honors Teen Who Died Stopping Suicide BomberAitazaz Hassan Bangash, the Pakistani teenager died trying to stop a suicide bomber, has been awarded the country’s highest civilian honor.
Fire In Ancient Tibetan Town Wipes Out Hundreds Of HomesA fire destroyed large parts of an ancient Tibetan town in southwest China that is a popular draw for tourists.
| John O'Connor
Central African Republic's President, Prime Minister ResignThe president and prime minister of the Central African Republic have both resigned after months of violence and sectarian tensions in the country.
Costa Concordia Shipwreck To Be Towed Away By JuneIt's unclear where the cruise ship will be towed. Officials say they'll decide on that sometime in March.
Russia Launches Probe After Six Found Dead Near SochiWith the 2014 Winter Olympics less than a month away, Russian authorities are investigating another potential act of terrorism near Sochi.
| John O'Connor
Police Arrest 7 Suspects In Former Miss Venezuela's MurderPolice have identified and arrested seven suspects in connection with the murders of former Miss Venezuela Monica Spear and her ex-husband.
Indian Diplomat in 'Nannygate' Case IndictedDevyani Khobragade, 39, was indicted on charges of visa fraud and making false statements Thursday.
Pakistani Teen Tackles Suicide Bomber, Saves ClassmatesA 14-year-old Pakistani boy made the ultimate sacrifice when he tackled a suicide bomber to save his classmates.
