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Mysterious explosions. Unexplained shaking. Something's going on in Clintonville, Wisconsin, but nobody seems to know what it is.

Denver is in ongoing contract talks with free agent quarterback Peyton Manning, a member of the Broncos organization said.

A judge declared a mistrial Monday in actress Nicollette Sheridan's wrongful termination lawsuit against "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry and ABC.

A search-and-rescue team on Monday found the body of a missing hot air balloonist who crashed in Georgia three days earlier.

A U.S. soldier is accused of killing 16 civilians. Most villagers say they don't believe the U.S. version of events.

Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum launched a final campaign blitz across Illinois, where a poll gave Romney a solid lead going into Tuesday's Republican primary.

Julian Zelizer says Mitt Romney stresses his career outside Washington as a plus, but the truth is knowledge of politics helps

David Frum says Sachs' public bid for the World Bank's top post breaks with tradition in which presidents fill such jobs in secrecy

Yang Su and Xin He say the revelation of his lies about Apple should not divert attention away from the problem of Chinese labor abuse.

Douglas Rushkoff says whistleblowers used to point out malfeasance, but two ex-employees' publicly trashed Goldman Sachs and Google for business plans they didn't like

Turns out the U.S. territories are very, very good to Mitt Romney. He romped in the commonwealth of Puerto Rico on Sunday, so much so that he took all 20 delegates. Oh, how Romney would love a romp in Illinois on Tuesday.

Fighting between government forces and Syrian rebels erupted in a Damascus area that is home to embassies and security buildings, opposition activists said.

A teacher was gunned down along with his two children at a Jewish school in southern France, while the director of the school saw his daughter killed in front of him.

A tornado touched down near Natalia, a city in south-central Texas on Monday, the National Weather Service said, as a slow-moving line of storms swept eastward, bringing with it the threat of high winds, heavy rains and large hail.

The U.S. soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians was not drunk but doesn't remember what happened and is in shock, his attorney tells CBS News.

A decorated U.S. soldier who died while unsuccessfully trying to rescue his daughters from their burning North Carolina home will be buried alongside the girls at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday.

Two male nurses face murder charges in Uruguay after admitting to killing a total of at least 16 patients in two hospitals in the country's capital, Montevideo, a judge told CNN affiliate Teledoce.

Two Brazilian tourists and their guide who were kidnapped by Bedoin tribesmen in Egypt's southern Sinai Peninsula have been freed, the state-run Egypt News Agency reported, citing local security officials.

The king of the South Pacific nation of Tonga died "peacefully" Sunday at a hospital in Hong Kong, a Tongan government official said Monday. He was 63.

Two British journalists captured by a Libyan militia in late February have been freed, the British government announced Sunday.