• Health workers implementing family planning programs in the northeastern state of Assam struggle against religious traditions, illiteracy, and poverty.    
  • It's been 38 years, and Jimmy Hoffa is still missing. CNN looks at dead-end leads for the Teamsters boss's whereabouts.
  • In the fall of 2011, I was living at home in a suburb of Washington, freelancing as a grip on local productions ranging from news to corporate videos. It had been two years since I began a six-month internship in the Midtown Manhattan production office of "Black Swan," the only feature film I have w...
  • The Taliban makes peace overtures to the West; demonstrators continue protests in Brazil; uncertainty at the U.S. Fed; using technology to power a green revolution; and rainy weather puts a damper on the Champions Trophy tournament.    
  • Group claims responsibility for the deaths on same day U.S. confirms it will hold peace talks with Taliban
  • The Taliban said they were responsible for the killings, which came after they said they were ready for peace talks.    
  • Four Americans were killed during a rocket attack at Bagram Air Base, outside of Kabul, a Pentagon official said Tuesday on the condition of anonymity.
  • Police in Mexico arrested Walter Lee Williams, a man on the FBI's list of most wanted criminals, late Tuesday, Mexican state news agency Notimex reported.
  • Ex-USC professor and alleged child sex predator Walter Lee Williams, 65, was caught in resort city of Playa del Carmen, officials say
  • In speech in Berlin, president to propose the nations reduce their nuclear warhead stockpiles by up to 1/3, senior WH official says
  • President Barack Obama will call for up to a one-third cut in nuclear warheads by the United States and Russia during a speech in Berlin on Wednesday, a senior administration official said.
  • In a speech in Berlin on Wednesday, the President Obama will resume a drive toward disarmament that had been largely shunted aside.    
  • President Obama will speak in Berlin one week before the 50th anniversary of the famous speech by President Kennedy.
  • As Afghan forces formally take over security of the country and deadly attacks on American troops continue, CNN's Nic Robertson explains what is likely to be on the table when the U.S. and the Taliban meet on Thursday.
  • Erin Burnett talks to an attorney involved in the case of two women allegedly held in Ohio apartment for two years.
  • Police say the alleged victim was caught shoplifting and told them she was being held hostage by the suspects.
  • Walter Reed to Furlough ThousandsVIDEO: How to Fix Economy?
  • The Arizona fire that has engulfed more than 5,000 acres was human-caused, a Prescott National Forest spokesman said.
  • On Friday, the Philippines plans to crush its ivory stock, in a gesture against the illegal trade that wildlife activists say has claimed more than 32,000 elephant lives since early 2012.    
  • With their backs against the wall, the Miami Heat thrived once again Tuesday night, defeating the San Antonio Spurs and staving off elimination.
  • Dramatic contest between San Antonio and Miami keeps Spurs from winning NBA finals; LeBron James leads Heat to a Game 7
  • The San Antonio Spurs are one win away from winning the 2013 NBA championship after a 114-104 victory over the Miami Heat in Game Five of the Finals.
  • In an open letter to President Barack Obama published Tuesday, dozens of doctors asked to be allowed to treat hunger-striking prisoners at the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
  • The agency’s Global Trends report indicated that about 7.6 million people around the world were displaced last year because of conflict or persecution.    
  • Tokyo Electric Power said it had found strontium-90 at 30 times Japan’s safety limit in groundwater, raising concerns that its storage tanks are leaking contaminated water.    
  • Afghan troops are now in charge of defending their own country, with U.S. troops as backup. CNN's Reza Sayah reports.
  • More than 2,200 firefighters rushed Tuesday to save hundreds of homes near Yosemite National Park, which are threatened by a blaze alarming for its size, speed and the fact it's striking so early in California's wildfire season.
  • A son and daughter of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the longtime Libyan leader, moved to Oman after having spent nearly two years in Algeria, where they had fled before their father was caught and killed.    

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