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Swedish law firm reports Isaias Afewerki and several ministers to the police for crimes against humanity.

Suicide bomber kills 4 in attack on air force bus in Afghanistan's capital

Dispersal begins after some of 500,000 protesters at pro-democracy rally try to stage sit-in in city-state's business district Hundreds of police started removing protesters from the heart of Hong Kong's business distric...

A Taliban suicide bomber attacked a bus carrying Afghan military personnel in Kabul on Wednesday, killing at least 16 people and wounding 26 others, authorities said.

Four people are feared dead after a cargo plane crashed into a building Wednesday morning in Nairobi's Utawala neighborhood.

NYPD continues its crackdown on dance crews who perform inside subway cars

With host Wil Anderson working in the US and producer Jon Casimir in a new role, the award-winning series is taking a break

US Treasury Department says Puerto Rico's Popular bank has repaid $946 million for bailout

An arrest was made in London on Wednesday in connection with suspected terrorism in Syria, the Metropolitan Police Service said.

A suicide bomber attacks a military bus in Kabul, killing at least five people, officials say.

On Wednesday, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles from the eastern coastal city of Wonsan, South Korean officials said. Each had a range of 110 miles. This is the third time in a week that projectiles have been...

Computers were stolen from the U.S. compound in Benghazi during the 2012 terrorist attack, potentially exposing sensitive information and putting those who worked with American officials at risk, according to sources in ...

At least three people were killed Tuesday night when Iraqi security forces clashed with supporters of a radical Shiite cleric, police and health officials said.

Lawsuit alleges convicted hedge-fund founder tried to buy influence in federal prison

A Michigan referee of an adult-league soccer match died Tuesday, two days after being punched in the head by a player, authorities said.

Seinfeld premiered 25 years ago this week — but even the most dedicated viewers of its era probably missed its inaugural episode. Dumped in a graveyard slot as a mid-summer replacement, the series (which was then title...

Oscar Pistorius has arrived at court in Pretoria, where his manager is due to continue giving evidence in the athlete's trial.

Thai anti-coup activist who led 'Hunger Games' inspired protests is freed on bail

The heirs of Oscar winner Joseph Wright are being taken to court for allegedly selling the statuette he won for a 1942 musical

As Iraq is embroiled in turmoil, chances of a political settlement look increasingly slim.

The son-in-law of Monaco heiress Helene Pastor retracts a "confession" made in custody to ordering her murder, citing misunderstandings with police.

The film made $134.5 million in China in its first five days