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A rare white Bengal tiger cub was born in May at a Baghdad zoo. The white tiger is the result of a genetic mutation, which is thought to cause a weakened immune system; the tiger is being monitored cl more » A rare white Bengal tiger cub was born in May at a Baghdad zoo. The white tiger is the result of a genetic mutation, which is thought to cause a weakened immune system; the tiger is being monitored closely by vets and zookeepers.« less

Pope Francis rides around in the pope mobile greeting the masses just before he begins Sunday morning mass, his final on his trip to Brazil. Pope Francis rides around in the pope mobile greeting the masses just before he begins Sunday morning mass, his final on his trip to Brazil.« less

CBS News National Security Correspondent Bob Orr talks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate, who explains what the recent prison break at two facilities in Iraq, including Abu Gh more » CBS News National Security Correspondent Bob Orr talks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate, who explains what the recent prison break at two facilities in Iraq, including Abu Ghraib, means for the Syrian civil war and for al Qaeda in the region.« less

A deluge of rain hit Tianshui in northwest Gansu province in China, destroying more than 80 houses and isolating 73 Duijawan villagers by cutting off roads to the village. Soldiers created makeshift b more » A deluge of rain hit Tianshui in northwest Gansu province in China, destroying more than 80 houses and isolating 73 Duijawan villagers by cutting off roads to the village. Soldiers created makeshift bridges from tree trunks to evacuate the community, which included a two-month-old baby.« less

Michael Donahue, Director of Communications for the Diocese of Arlington, reacts to news of the death of Ana Maria Cordoba, a benefits specialist for the Diocese who was killed in the Spain train cras more » Michael Donahue, Director of Communications for the Diocese of Arlington, reacts to news of the death of Ana Maria Cordoba, a benefits specialist for the Diocese who was killed in the Spain train crash.« less

Brushing aside security concerns, Pope Francis made several unscheduled stops during his visit to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to get as close as possible to an adoring crowd. He also heard confessions fro more » Brushing aside security concerns, Pope Francis made several unscheduled stops during his visit to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to get as close as possible to an adoring crowd. He also heard confessions from a group of young people in a park, and met privately with a group of young prisoners. Adriana Diaz reports.« less

Apache helicopters flew over Cairo's Tahrir Square, where a protest against ousted President Mohammed Morsi was taking place. Apache helicopters flew over Cairo's Tahrir Square, where a protest against ousted President Mohammed Morsi was taking place.« less

As crews cleaned up the wreckage from a train crash in the northwestern Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, more bodies are discovered and driven away by hearses. The death toll has risen to at le more » As crews cleaned up the wreckage from a train crash in the northwestern Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, more bodies are discovered and driven away by hearses. The death toll has risen to at least 80, including one American. More than 140 passengers suffered injuries. Tina Kraus reports.« less

On a cool, rainy day in Rio de Janeiro, Pope Francis warmed the hearts of residents in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods. Known as a "favela," this shantytown was once one of Brazil's most dange more » On a cool, rainy day in Rio de Janeiro, Pope Francis warmed the hearts of residents in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods. Known as a "favela," this shantytown was once one of Brazil's most dangerous, plagued with drugs, violence and poverty. The pontiff spent the day walking through the streets, and even into a family's front door to pay a personal visit. Adriana Diaz reports.« less

Flash Points: CBS News National Security Correspondent Bob Orr talks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst about the ongoing effort to extradite NSA leaker Edward Snowden from Russia, which i more » Flash Points: CBS News National Security Correspondent Bob Orr talks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst about the ongoing effort to extradite NSA leaker Edward Snowden from Russia, which is currently considering his asylum request.« less