Romania decorates for Easter
Romania's big cities are decorating for the Easter holiday. Town halls brought huge Easter eggs, live rabbits and rabbit statues to the streets and central squares.
Romania's big cities are decorating for the Easter holiday. Town halls brought huge Easter eggs, live rabbits and rabbit statues to the streets and central squares.
Caught on Tape: In Texas, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office Safe Home Task Force is seeking the public’s help in identifying a burglary suspect who is seen on surveillance video walking through the victims' home and staring at their infant while they slept.
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom traveled to Jordan to meet with children from Syria and their families, whose lives have been devastated by the conflict in their home country.
It wants to know whether they should be subject to the same rules as other users.
Ceremonies were held in Boston to honor the three people killed in the Boston Marathon bombing, and the police officer gunned down during the manhunt. Gayle King reports.
South Korean coast guards rescue passengers from the capsized ferry at sea, about 60 miles south of the Korean peninsula.
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A 3-year-old Nebraska boy was found inside a coin-operated claw crane machine in a bowling alley. Norah O'Donnell reports.
Contributing writer Jesse Katz wrote "Escape from Cuba: Yasiel Puig's Untold Journey to the Dodgers." CBS News' Ben Tracy sat down with Katz to discuss how the Los Angeles Dodgers player got from his native Cuba to the U.S. through Mexico with the help of smugglers and cartel members.
She is called one of the most powerful people in Washington you've never heard of. On tomorrow's "CBS This Morning," Mastromonaco tells Charlie Rose why she's leaving the job.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra announces the creation of a new "product integrity organization" to address safety in its vehicles, during an automotive industry forum in New York.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are in Australia for a 10-day visit. Sky News' Jonathan Samuels reports from Sydney.
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Judge says Michigan woman "put the community at risk" by allegedly failing to enforce mask rules and patron limits.