Source: Russian ships may be carrying arms to Syria

U.S. intelligence agencies identify three Russian warships, believed to be carrying weapons that may go to the Syrian regime, according to a Pentagon official. FULL STORY

• Syrian troops take key city of Qusayr
• Evidence of Syria using sarin gas?  
• From civil war to region-wide conflict
• France: Sarin gas was used in Syria
• Documenting war crimes in Syria  

TURMOIL IN TURKEY

• Turkish social media users arrested
• Family mourns slain protester  
• What lies behind the Turkish turmoil?
• Erdogan: Great leader or dictator?
• Send us your story | Photos: Riots erupt

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Woman in red: It's not about me

"The Woman in Red" has become a symbol of the protests in Turkey but the pepper-sprayed protester insists it's "the people's revolt." She says she does not want to become a symbol as others were also tear-gassed. FULL STORY

SYRIA CRISIS

No solace for Syrian refugees  

Refugees who made the difficult journey to Lebanon hasn't brought them safety. They live in fear as tensions escalate in a key town there.

• Farrow: Don't let Syria's children die

NORMANY LANDINGS

D-Day in photos

On June 6, 1944, Allied forces stormed ashore at Normandy, France. Their objective: Ending Nazi tyranny.

• Before and after D-Day: Color photos

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A DISCOVERY

Ancient primate could be a missing link

Scientists have discovered the oldest primate skeleton to date from a creature that resembles humans' evolutionary line. CNN investigates.

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