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After a night spent debating the Ukraine crisis with the Russian President, German Chancellor Angela Merkel came out more determined than ever to push the Kremlin out of Eastern Europe

Oxford's editorial staff says the word is tied to this year's big debates about health and society

When the Islamic State terror group released a new video Sunday showing a series of bloody beheadings, including that of U.S. aid worker Peter Kassig, newpapers, TV networks and news sites once again featured blaring hea...

At least nine people were wounded when two knife- and axe-wielding men broke into a synagogue in Jerusalem, an emergency response worker says on Israeli Government Radio.

Bracing for the possibility of "expanded unrest" in the embattled town of Ferguson, Missouri, Gov. Jay Nixon signed an executive order Monday activating the National Guard and declaring a state of emergency. The order co...

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A Denver woman who was found beaten to death more than six hours after a neighbor first called 911 for help might have survived if dispatchers had sent police sooner, her family said in a federal lawsuit filed Monday tha...

Venezuela's brewing economic troubles and high crime rates have been prompting Venezuelans -- particularly young professionals -- to emigrate by the thousands in recent months. But Cuban doctors stationed there are also ...

More than 10,000 Hungarians took to the streets of Budapest Monday to demand more accountability from Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government and the ousting of Ildiko Vida, a tax authority head embroiled in a corruptio...

Graphic video shows the aftermath of the killing of four rabbis in Jerusalem. Viewer discretion is advised.

A lyricist worked on new material with a Native American consultant

At least 300 women have tried to join Isis from Europe and the U.S.

It's been almost a year since Paul Walker tragically died in a car accident at just 40 years old.

"I have been out to Cook County Jail myself," Rep. Kennedy told me in a one-on-one interview. "It is the largest mental health facility in the nation."

Thousands have flocked to see a baby born with four arms and four legs in India, reported Central European News (CEN).

Governor Jay Nixon activated the National Guard in anticipation of increased unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.

Eruptions could have kept planet warm enough for liquid water to intermittently flow across its ancient surface, suggests a new study.

People like 'Lyons' Wakeman have a lesson for today

CNN's Amara Walker speaks to a former North Korean prison guard about the abuses he witnessed and was forced to enact.

The Gustav Mayer House, an 1855 Italianate mansion on Staten Island, is only partly restored, because its moody decay has proved irresistible for photo shoots in slick magazines.

To revive long-term growth, analysts say deep-seated changes to economies are needed, but such moves are politically difficult.

4 held, questioned in case of missing Honduras beauty queen, sister