Headline News

Rebekah Aversano was meeting Richard Norris for the first time, but she had seen his face before -- on her brother. After Aversano's brother, Joshua, was tragically killed in a...

FIFA's president is hoping to secure a fifth term, but claims of "deep-rooted corruption" have led to calls for him to resign.

Homeowners have sued the village of Barrington Hills after being denied permission to move into their newly built mansion because of a dispute over the number of trees on the property.

A County Tyrone property firm is planning two developments in Belfast that will provide accommodation for almost 1,300 students.

Transport officials in Washington DC block plans by a free speech group to display a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad on the subway.

A self-made pharmaceuticals millionaire who gave her developmentally disabled 8-year-old son a fatal dose of Ambien and Xanax in 2010 was sentenced to 18 years in prison by a New York City judge Thursday.

A floating graveyard, is how one man described it to us. After leaving on a boat from Sittwe, in Myanmar's Rakhine State, he had spent 62 days at sea hoping to make it to Thailand or Malaysia, crouching shoulder to shoul...

Broadcast networks are moving away from comedy, as it thrives just about everywhere else.

A review is carried out into death rates at a Denbighshire mental health unit where it is claimed patients were treated like "animals".

Residents of the Japanese island of Kuchinoerabu have been urged to evacuate to get out of the path of an erupting volcano.

Silk Road founder faces at least 20 years in prison for operating online drug dealing website

History will be made in Nigeria on Friday when for the first time power will be handed over between rival political parties.

WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rodham Clinton associate Sidney Blumenthal was drawing a $10,000 monthly salary from the Clinton Foundation while he was penning e-mails to her at the State Department about...

Guatemala officials raid properties linked to ex-vice president as part of corruption probe

Authorities in the Australian state of Victoria say young women are being lured by romantic notions to the Middle East to join Islamic State.

U.S., South Korea, and Japan are tightening sanctions against North Korea to pressure Kim Jong Un to end his nuclear weapons program.

VALLE DE BRAVO, Mexico

Federal prosecutors indicted former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert Thursday on federal charges for allegedly hiding payments he made to an apparent blackmailer in order to compensate for and conceal "prior misconduct....

National Guard recruiter sentenced to 50 years in shooting that wounded 3 at Tennessee armory

Could Nepal learn lessons from India, where a 7.7 magnitude quake flattened towns and villages in 2001?

CNN's Arwa Damon speaks to refugees in Anbar province who fled ISIS and tell tales of loved ones being forced to join the terror group.

Every nail salon in New York will be required to post a workers' bill of rights in plain view of employees and customers, The New York Times reports. The announcement comes after the newspaper highlighted widespread expl...