Lessons from the Abbottabad Documents.

Shadi Hamid and Robert Wright discuss whether there is a place for military threats in dealing with Syria.

After a recent "New York Times" story on Obama's "kill list" of terrorists, many are questioning the president's counterterrorism strategy.

Tens of thousands celebrated the diamond jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

Wall Street suffered its worst losses of the year following the dismal May jobs report, with unemployment rising to 8.2 percent. Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Analytics, spoke with Jeff Glor on the situation in Europe, where the jobless rate is even worse at 11 percent, about how their performance will affect the recovery in the U.S.

Thousands crowded around the wreckage of a plane that crashed in Nigeria with 147 people on board.

Hundreds of rowing boats, barges and steamers filled the River Thames with a blaze of colour on Sunday as Queen Elizabeth II sailed through London as part of her spectacular diamond jubilee pageant.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon called on Sunday for broad international talks on the rising Syrian crisis, urging Security Council members to consider Arab League demands for stronger UN action in the strife-torn country.

President Bashar al-Assad dismissed accusations his government had any role in the brutal Houla massacre, as he charged forces outside Syria of plotting to destroy the country.

Thousands of women filled the streets of Istabul to protest a new abortion law championed by Turkish Prime Minister Tayip Erdogan. Deborah Gembara reprots.

Student protests in Tiananmen Square ended when Chinese troops fired on crowds, killing hundreds and wounding thousands.

The Stockholm International Peace Research institute, in a survey of the security spending of 172 nations, says many countries are getting rid of obsolete weaponry.

Financial crises can be tremendous problems globally.

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld on the U.S.'s involvement in Syria and Iran’s nuclear program.