It was June 12, 1987 when President Ronald Reagan spoke at the Brandenburg Gate in West Germany and called on Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to "Tear down this wall."

Syrian forces barraged Homs with mortar shells on Tuesday, while clashes broke out elsewhere in the country, activists said.

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu is sporting a cast after tearing a ligament while playing soccer with Arab and Jewish youths.

British Prime Minister David Cameron accidentally leaves his eight-year-old daughter Nancy behind at a pub.

Syrian rebels threaten to fire surface-to-air missiles at President Bashar al-Assad's palace after briefly taking control of a key military base.

Doctors used a defibrillator twice on Hosni Mubarak when they could not find a pulse, the latest health crisis for the ousted Egyptian president since he was sentenced to life and moved to a prison hospital nine days ago.

Peter Cashin said China's controls over the exports of rare earths have forced non-Chinese consumers to look for alternative sources.

Kevin Caron and Kevin Ferry discuss Europe's continued debt contagion and the impact on U.S. stocks.

A discussion of the costs and benefits of dealing with Syria in different ways.

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld on the U.S. foreign policy challenges in dealing with Syria and Iran.

Former Greek PM George Papandreou spoke with Scott Pelley on the consequences if Greece were to be forced out of the Euro currency.

Not everyone in Spain is pleased with the 125bn euo rescue package.

UN monitors have confirmed that Syria is using helicopters to fire on residential areas in Homs.