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After an outbreak that killed more than 11,000 people in 18 months, officials welcome disease's eradication in the country.

Is there a danger that respect for differences is under threat, asks Caroline Wyatt.

The Pentagon says that China has expanded its programme of land reclamation in the South China Sea, an area disputed by several countries.

A United States Court of Appeals decision that the agency's bulk collection of phone records is illegal has complicated bipartisan efforts to make substantial changes to the program.

Jurors in police officer's spilled-coffee lawsuit against Starbucks deadlocked 11-to-1

A deranged Canadian man said in a Facebook post he fatally shot his 19-year-old daughter, his wife and sister Friday. Randy Janzen included bizarre justifications for his murder spree. The...

s://.youtube.com/watch?v=iStsfKrORMs LITTLETON, Colo. -- An FBI agent who was serving an arrest warrant at a suburban Denver motel Friday was shot in the leg by the suspect but is expected...

Foreign minister Adel al-Jubeir says truce to last five days but will only hold if Houthi rebels stop fighting.

BEIJING -- China is expanding the ranks of the famed Terra Cotta Warrior army with new excavations expected to yield hundreds more of the ancient life-size figures. The museum overseeing...

Bodies of ambassadors, diplomats' wives and crew from Pakistan helicopter crash reach capital

Polish president challenged in re-election bid by rock star, ex-actress, vodka producer

Eight-year-old boy from the Ivory Coast found trying to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco.

Leader Kim Jong-Un, who personally oversaw the test, hails the newly developed missile as a "world-level strategic weapon".

US voices concern that China behind cyberattack that swamped US sites

James Brescia had a stroke during his first murder trial, and now will get a second.

A court in Venezuela sentences a policeman to 18 years in jail for the death in February of a 14-year-old protester in the western state of Tachira.

"We have to do more to engage North Korea"

The lengthy filing cites alleged conflicts of interest and bias

At least 400 foreign nationals arrested in Johannesburg in joint operation described as a "crime-prevention clean-up".

Rocker Ozzy Osbourne gives $10,000 to children's percussion group after it covers his hit song

Hundreds of protesters demonstrated Saturday outside Downing Street against Prime Minister David Cameron and his Conservative Party, which won an absolute majority in Parliament in countrywide elections on Thursday. Metr...

Photographer Melissa Spitz spent the past six years documenting her mentally ill mother.