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At least 27 people are killed and more than 40 injured when two buses collide in Egypt's Sinai peninsula, state media report.

Rescuer and boy he was trying to save are swept away as number of missing rises and Hiroshima braces for more rain The death toll from huge landslides in western Japan could more than double, police have said, as the num...

As Ebola crisis continues to spread, its impact is widely felt among many. Here's a look at life in Liberia with the virus.

A young boy in a border community dies after a mortar is fired from Gaza, just hours after a rocket injures three in a synagogue.

A nonpartisan government watchdog agency said Thursday that the Pentagon broke the law when it swapped five Taliban leaders for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl earlier this year.

Police: Couple planned to turn 2 Amish girls into slaves, but released them out of fear

The country has declared Aug. 22 its national day of mourning, but some are already focusing on the next step: seeking justice

The parents of journalist Steven Sotloff -- who ISIS militants say will be the next American hostage to die -- are emotionally wrecked with worry, a close friend said Thursday....

Analysts say Erdogan wants to install a friendly prime minister so that he can still largely control the government from behind the scenes

A federal judge on Thursday ruled Florida's gay-marriage ban unconstitutional and ordered the state to recognize marriages legally performed elsewhere. U.S. District Judge Robert L. Hinkle, however, immediately stayed hi...

The sophistication, wealth and military might of Islamic State militants represent a major threat to the United States that may surpass that once posed by al Qaeda, U.S. military leaders said on Thursday.

It's the eighth time Mark David Chapman was denied parole

Tiger cubs get a canine foster mom, Aussies aim for an ALS Ice Bucket Challenge record, anti-police brutality protests continue, a rainbow emerges from storms and more.

Heavy Washington rain creates mud, slides that close roads, trap motorists, damage homes

A tough-as-nails Belgian man who rescued his jihadist son from ISIS's grip -- then helped other dads do the same -- told The Post on Thursday that is he is...

Don't worry, you don't have to put the furniture together yourself

Most papers focus on efforts to identify the British jihadist in the video of reporter James Foley's beheading, while others raise fears over ex-footballer Paul Gascoigne's health.

The BBC's Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen assesses the events of the past year in Syria and how they have shaped the Middle East region.

McDonald's Corp. on Friday named Mike Andres the president of its U.S. operations, bringing back an executive who left the fast-food chain in 2012, to revitalize sales.

It produced one of the memorable sporting moments of 2013 and now the excitement is starting to brew all over again for America's Cup fans.

A new study suggests a natural climate cycle in the North Atlantic Ocean gobbled Earth's extra heat.

Eric Fisher has an updated weather forecast.