Posted: 8:51 PM Sao Paulo is the scene of another night of protests in Brazil, with demonstrators calling for a government more responsive to Brazilians' needs.

Posted: 3:46 PM A dolphin who died in the southern Chinese city of Sanya Monday has sparked nationwide anger after pictures surfaced of tourists near the shore mistreating and posing with the dying animal were spread on Weibo, China's most popular social network site.

Posted: 5:48 AM Afghan President Hamid Karzai says his country's armed forces are taking over the lead for security around the country from the U.S.-led NATO coalition.

Updated: 12:08 AM Iranian President-elect Hassan Rowhani speaks to the press following a visit to the Khomeini mausoleum, in Tehran Monday.

Posted: 10:42 PM President Obama says it's important to make sure chemical weapons don't proliferate in Syria. On Syria, President Putin says he and Obama "agreed to push the parties to the negotiating table."

Posted: 10:31 PM Companies marketing baby formula should be fined, lawmaker says. Lawmakers are set to debate a measure banning the use of baby bottles. An opposition lawmaker calls it "unacceptable and alarming."

Updated: 10:57 PM The founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Center wants the Justice Department to investigate allegations that a Minnesota man commanded a Nazi unit accused of war crimes in World War II.

Updated: 12:08 AM Purported Snowden blog post says any possibility of a fair trial has been destroyed. Another post says Obama "deepened and expanded" abusive security programs.

Posted: 6:13 PM A violent attack on a group of Chinese students in a small town in southwest France has prompted anger and condemnation in China.

Posted: 5:30 PM Faced with a sex scandal in his ranks, the chief of Australia's army delivered a blunt message to his troops: Treat your female comrades properly or "get out."

Updated: 6:08 PM A World War II German bomber, likely the last of its kind, has been raised from the bottom of the English Channel and will be restored for display in a British museum.

Posted: 9:00 AM "Man of Steel" leaped over box office expectations in a single weekend.

Posted: 8:48 AM This mayoral hopeful in Mexico promises to eat, sleep most of the day and donate his leftover litter to fill potholes.

Posted: 6:51 AM A glittering, $25,000 Super Bowl ring is sitting in the Kremlin's library, but does it belong there?

Posted: 9:51 AM Former South African leader Nelson Mandela is "is doing better," his grandson said Saturday, according to South Africa's national news agency.

Updated: 9:56 AM The Obama administration has concluded that Syrian President Bashar Assad's government used chemical weapons against rebels.

Posted: 9:31 PM The U.S. hacks computers in China, the NSA leaker tells a newspaper. He revealed secret U.S. programs that collect data on phone and Internet activity. There are "no signs" Edward Snowden worked with others, U.S. official says.

Posted: 6:18 PM Syria's reportedly killed 150 of its own people with sarin gas. The administration said the Syrian government has used chemical arms multiple times and indicated it will increase the "scope and scale" of aid to rebels.

Posted: 6:53 PM Violent clashes between police, protesters in Istanbul follow days of political unrest. Police fire tear gas, clear protesters' barricades in the capital of Ankara.

Posted: 5:32 AM Turkey police push into Istanbul's Taksim Square, clash with protesters

Posted: 6:18 PM As family members visited South Africa's first black president in the hospital, the government announced - in only the second communication on Nelson Mandela since he was hospitalized on Saturday - that his condition was "unchanged."

Posted: 3:41 PM Several protesters, upset by recent legislation in France allowing for same-sex marriages, disrupted the French Open tennis final on Sunday between Rafael Nadal and fellow Spaniard David Ferrer.

Posted: 1:00 PM Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in a region of eastern Germany where the Elbe river has flooded and burst through a dam, while swollen Danube was approaching Budapest where soldiers and volunteers are building flood walls, officials said Sunday.

Posted: 10:30 PM The talks are another sign of improvement in the severely strained relations between the two sides.

Posted: 10:28 PM South Korea's Unification Ministry says Pyongyang agreed Saturday to Seoul's earlier proposal to hold talks Sunday at Panmunjom.