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Teo Naturski, 3, who was born in Poland with a rare tumor-like mass on his face, received the 16th surgery of his life earlier this month at Highland Park Hospital.

Poniewozik: The Making of Chelsea Manning

Japanese regulator labels radioactive water leak at stricken nuclear plant 'serious incident'

Words from the first black U.S. president and bell ringing around the world today will mark 50 years to the minute that Martin Luther King ended his "I have a dream" speech.

(Reuters) - U.S. government housing finance authorities are pressing JPMorgan Chase & Co for at least $6 billion to settle lawsuits over bonds backed by subprime mortgages, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Montana judge apologizes for comments in teen rape case, protesters call for his resignation

According to a new survey, your husband's favorite beer may indicate whether or not he'll stay faithful. Yes, you read that right. Illicit Encounters, a U.K.-based dating site for people looking to cheat, surveyed their ...

Shellie Zimmerman, the wife of acquitted neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a misdemeanor charge of perjury.

The New York Times' website is still unavailable for many today, a day after hackers claimed credit for taking over the domain and preventing access.

Vigilante groups have sprung up in southern Mexico since February to fight drug cartels.

At least 16 people have been killed and 85 wounded after five car bombs hit the Iraqi capital.

Senior Muslim Brotherhood official currently in hiding says coup leaders' hands are 'drowned in blood'.

Israel would prefer that Christians reject the Palestinian variant of liberation theology and adopt the Christian Zionism that dominates in the US, Israel's chief sponsor. All of this is designed to corral Israel's Musli...

Clarification: Lung Transplant-Pennsylvania story

Survivors of suspected gas attack in Syria describe horrors they say will haunt them forever

While US Secretary of State John Kerry has pointed to "undeniable" evidence of Assad's involvement in the chemical attack in Damascus, and White House spokesman Jay Carney has accused Assad of violating "an international...

Judge: Colorado theater shooting victims can attend trial even if they'll be called to testify

8 years after Katrina, a resurgent New Orleans bids to shake off reminders of the destruction

A senior moment or Alzheimer's? Scientists find new clue to how normal aging can erode memory

UN: Peacekeeper killed in eastern Congo, 7 wounded amid stepped up assault on M23 rebels

Manziel to sit first half of Texas A&M's opening game

The State Department made clear Wednesday that the Obama administration plans to bypass the United Nations Security Council as it prepares for a possible strike on Syria, after having failed to win support from Russia.