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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge return home with their baby daughter after leaving hospital to the screams and cheers of fans.

Organisers of a "knob throwing" competition in Dorset hope the current champion tossing record will be broken later.

Two women stranded in the Michigan wilderness for two weeks say they could hear bears scratching on their car's door at night.

If ever America needed a president who could speak to and for all the people, this would be such a moment. If only we had such a president. Wherever you...

At least 13 die and dozens are wounded in one of the deadliest attacks in Baghdad this year.

No signs of life in rubble since Thursday, as toll climbs past 7,000 deaths with more than 14,000 injured.

Government helicopters allegedly drop barrel bombs filled with chemical weapon on rebel-held town in Syria's northwest.

A New York City police officer was shot in Queens Saturday, triggering a massive manhunt for the suspect, the New York Post and New York Daily News reported. Reports varied on his condition.

Dedicated journalists and loyal subjects alike waited for hours outside London's St. Mary's Hospital, anxiously awaiting the arrival of the new royal baby.

It was part dance party, and part angry cry for justice.

For this Mother's Day (reminder: one week from today, that is, Sunday, May 10), presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wants you to call your mother. In fact, she may do it for you. In an email to supporters Sunday after...

Difficult conditions and logistics problems hindered aid efforts Sunday, a week after a devastating earthquake shook Nepal, killing thousands. The U.N. said an estimated 8 million people are affected by the disaster, inc...

Gail Magaliff, who led one of New York City's largest social service agencies, says she is owed more than $1 million in deferred compensation.

Eight UK citizens are rescued by helicopter, as Sky News travels to Everest Base Camp where bodies are still being found.

State's Attorney details roles of 6 officers charged in Freddie Gray case

Officials say safety is still an issue, but many residents want curfew lifted.

He was a quiet man who once stood watch on his front porch, just three blocks away from where a riot erupted in West Baltimore this week.

As the federal indictments for the lane closings on the George Washington Bridge were announced, Gov. Chris Christie and his aides were reaching out to donors and supporters.

Islamic State militants shot to death as many as 300 Yazidi prisoners in northern Iraq, according to a lawmaker and reports.

A South Korean who lives in New Jersey was arrested last week for crossing into North Korean illegally, the North Korean Central News Agency reported Saturday.

Alan Gross, an American who was imprisoned in Cuba for five years, is helping a new political action committee raise money to support freer trade and travel to the island.

A collection of tiny islands in the South China Sea are at the centre of a major international dispute with potentially far-reaching consequences.