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The U.N. monitoring mission in Syria will remain in place for now despite its activities being halted due to rising violence, its leaders said Tuesday.

Multi-instrumentalist Andrew Bird discusses his musical approach and the similarities between the violin and whistling.

U.S.-Russian sniping over Syria's growing conflict isn't the early frost of a new Cold War, but it highlights the chilly spots that remain between the onetime foes, longtime observers say.

Marco Rubio not even being considered for VP? That would be political malpractice from the Romney campaign, says John Avlon.

Summer 1938, Europe stands on the brink of war, and Paris is a city on the edge. Nazi spies, shadowy assassins, alluring double agents and a Hollywood movie star caught in the middle stalk the back alleys and bustling bistros of the French capital. This is the setting for Alan Furst's "Mission to Paris." The best-selling author has made a career of capturing the classic cloak-and-dagger days leading up to World War II, bringing the era to life like a literary version of "Casablanca."

First lady Michelle Obama shows off her "double dutch" jump rope skills.

Minnesota kicks off a new initiative to rescue child sex slaves. CNN's Deborah Feyerick reports.

Jim Larson and his Golden Retriever ride around in a Russian motorcycle with a side-car.

Well, Roger Clemens has finally done it.

A popular female Pakistani singer who defied the Taliban's decree against singing and dancing was shot and killed in northwest Pakistan Monday night, police and hospital officials told CNN.

Prosecutors may introduce an unaired portion of Jerry Sandusky's interview with NBC's Bob Costas as evidence.

Affiliate KETV reports on an emotional reunion between a former drunk driver and the officer who arrested him.

CNN's Gary Tuchman reports on accusations of abuse in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.

Max Page, the 7-year-old who played a mini-Darth Vader in a Volkswagen commercial, Monday left a hospital in Los Angeles where he had undergone heart surgery.

Dottie Sandusky testified in her husband's child rape trial that Jerry was typically the one to put the children to bed. She said, "He would go downstairs and tell them good night."

The future will emerge at Internet meet Le Web, says Andrew Keen, and it will change our lives.

Doctors say a teen who had a 3-foot spear shot through his skull is recovering. WSVN reports.

The man behind the "Jungle Bird" call during the U.S. Open ceremony sits down with Jeanne Moos to explain why he did it.

Take a look at this rare baby rhinoceros born in Israel.

Ann Romney's horse qualifies for the Olympics. CNN's Lisa Sylvester reports on the politics surrounding this feat.