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The Central Intelligence Agency admitted Thursday that it spied on the computer network used by the Senate Intelligence Committee as lawmakers prepared their report on the CIA's controversial detention and "enhanced inte...

'I Will What I Want'

Japan provides Vietnam with 6 vessels to help boost maritime security capacity

Ohio lawmaker proposes license plate celebrating LeBron James' homecoming

As the world prepares to mark the centenary of the Great War, Sky News visits a Belgian cemetery where 12,000 soldiers are buried.

Louise Medus was one of the last babies born with the effects of the drug thalidomide. Brought up in a residential home from infancy, Shes had to fight to overcome her tough start in life and build a family life of her o...

The world's biggest tunnel-boring machine, nicknamed Bertha, is awaiting repairs, and getting it going again will be an engineering feat in itself.

The cease-fire, announced hours earlier by the U.S. and the U.N., took effect at 8:00 a.m. Friday. Secretary of State John Kerry cautioned there were “no guarantees” that the lull...

Up to 30 Commonwealth Games athletes from Sierra Leone are considering extending their stay in Glasgow amid fears over the Ebola virus.

At least 24 people were killed and more than 270 injured when the southern city of Kaohsiung, Taiwan's second largest, was rocked by blasts that sent flames surging into the streets.

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. -- A Port Huron woman who won a $66 million Mega Millions jackpot that was drawn in mid-June said Thursday that she didn’t learn for 10 days...

David Cameron promises the genome project will transform cancer treatment in the UK Tens of thousands of NHS patients are to be invited to donate their DNA for research as part of a project that aims to make the use of g...

The scene in the southern Israeli town of Kiryat Gat -- after a rocket attack that injured one person. Air raid sirens in Tel Aviv, a drill familiar to many Israelis -- looking for cover. Israel's military says that in t...

The US strategy of balkanising the Middle Eastern along the "arc of crisis" by dividing the people along ethnic and sectarian lines using their Islamic State (IS) death squads is finally revealed. It also reveals how thi...

A Sudanese Christian woman once sentenced to death in her native country because of her faith arrives in the U.S.

An American doctor who contracted Ebola while volunteering in Liberia has selflessly given the only dose of life saving serum to a colleague also infected with the deadly virus. Dr....

Tropical Storm Bertha forms in the Atlantic; storm warnings issued for Barbados, Dominica

President orders repossession of 2,000 square kilometres of land in Lamu County which he says was acquired "dubiously".

Trapped for years in a subculture of paedophiles

Agency officials are enraged by strikes on its facilities and mounting civilian casualties in Gaza, while Israel accuses the U.N. of playing down Hamas's role in the conflict.

A longtime music director at Holy Family Catholic Church in Inverness said he was fired from his job this week after he announced that he was engaged to his male partner.

Nuclear accidents today threaten the very existence of life on the planet---and they do happen. Much of Europe was contaminated by the accident at Chernobyl, causing about 1-million deaths, and much of Japan is being con...