Jessica Watson: Trip Must Have Seemed "Downright Crazy" to People Who Didn't Know about Training, Experienced People Helping

Looted Artifacts Returned To Iraq, Including 4,400-year-old Statue Stolen During US Invasion

Men Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Attacking German Naval Supply Ship in Gulf of Aden

Harry Smith spoke with Australian teen Jessica Watson about her solo sailing trip around the world.

Research Suggests that Influx of Foreign Aid after 2005 Kashmir Quake Boosted Survivors' Trust in the West

CBS News RAW: Westminster City Council released previously unseen color video of London during the Blitz that had been lying in an attic for almost seventy years.

Where Egypt's Elite Now Play, An Ancient Roman Port On Mediterranean Once Thrived

Palestinian President Has Said He'll Quit Peace Talks With Israel if West Bank Settlement Construction Resumes

Erica Hill spoke with Vogue Contributing Editor Andre Leon Tally about New York City's Fashion Night Out kick-off fashion show.

Plans Based on Animal Protein Found Wanting; Veggie-Based Ones May Lower Heart Disease, Death Rates, the Research Shows

Playful, Inscrutable Home Page Art Generates Search Engine Traffic to Explain Itself   Photos: Other Google Home Page Images

Recently-Discovered Color Film Shows Winston Churchill, Destroyed Landmarks, Victims Receiving Medical Treatment   Watch Video

Man Who Escaped on Man Who Escaped on Emergency Chute Appears in NYC Court on Criminal Mischief Charges

Actress Visits Victims of Latest Floods, Calls on International Community to Help

Polls Released Today Shows Republicans Making Solid Gains in Midterm Elections   Special Section: Campaign 2010

12 People Were Killed in Assault on Iraqi Army Division Headquarters; "Non-Combat" U.S. Troops Engaged in Fight

Expert: Reported Extortion of Natalee Holloway Parents Adds "Suspicious Element" -- Not Enough to Convict in Teen's Murder

Joran Van der Sloot stated that he took money from Natalee Halloway's parents for information he never intended to give. Jeff Glor reports.

World's Oldest Subway System Partially Shut Down as Massive Transport Strikes Also Hit France

Tropical Storm Crosses Border with 65 mph Winds, Possible 12 Inch Rainfalls | 2010 Storm Tracker

Oregon 7 Year Old Vanished June 4; His School Adds Surveillance Cameras

Proposal to Let Companies Write Off New Capital Spending More Quickly Aimed at Incentivizing Investment

Police Say Quick Jail Turnaround after Cocaine Bust Necessitated by Overcrowded Detention Center

Hundreds of Families Forced to Flee as Winds Send Blaze Roaring Through Rugged Canyon North of Boulder

Proposal to Let Companies Write Off New Capital Spending More Quickly Aimed at Incentivizing Investment

President Obama is on the campaign trail promoting new ideas to get the economy moving again. Bill Plante reports.

Harry Smith spoke with economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis and political consultant John Dickerson about President Obama's new stimulus spending.

Top U.S. Commander in Afghanistan Warns Fla. Church's Plan Could Incite Violence Against Americans Worldwide

Manal Omar: Iraqi Women Weigh into the Debate About Their Country's Future

Chalmers Johnson: Lowering the Flag on the American Century

"Spiritual Leader" of Controversial Project Near Ground Zero Returns from Tax Payer-Funded Trip to Mideast

Experts Warn Another Powerful Quake Could Be Imminent in Region Smacked by 7.1 Magnitude Weekend Temblor

Unknown Number of Structures Burned Down; About 100 Firefighters on the Scene

Unknown Number of Structures Burned Down; About 100 Firefighters on the Scene

Tropical Storm Lashes Mexico and Southern Texas With 60 MPH Winds and Heavy Rains | 2010 Storm Tracker

Overflowing River in August Swamped Farmland, Houses and Public Buildings in the North's City of Sinuiju

Roger Federer Reaches 26th Quarterfinal in a Row at a Major; Sharapova Hasn't Reached Quarters Since Winning in 2006

Forecasters Say Tropical Storm Hermine Made Landfall in Extreme Northeastern Mexico | 2010 Storm Tracker

Government officials in Kabul are trying to ease a crisis in Afghanistan's biggest bank. Mandy Clark reports President Hamid Karzai's family and political partners are reportedly seen as the root of the problem.

Tropical Depression Saturated Ground and Set Off More Than a Dozen Landslides Around the Country