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WASHINGTON -- Hillary Rodham Clinton found herself compared Thursday to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, a despot who has never had to worry about an election result. South Carolina Sen....

Consider this twisted scenario: A national publication unearths an essay written decades ago by a conservative Republican candidate for the White House in which the man describes, in deviant detail,...

He hid the winning ticket behind a pipe in his basement

Riding in his real estate agent's white Range Rover, Chinese grad student Owen Wang spent a sunny Saturday afternoon zipping from condo to condo in some of Chicago's most desirable neighborhoods.

Police have detained a 22-year-old French woman after she crossed into Turkey from Syria where she had joined the Islamic State militant group and married a fighter.

Police in Connecticut say a man called 911 to report that his cat attacked him.

See photos from Hong Kong's Victoria Park, where tens of thousands of people attended a candlelight vigil in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.

An animal welfare group said the ship carrying the whale meat needs to make four stops en route to Japan but this could be difficult due to local protests A ship carrying 1,700 tonnes of whale meat left Iceland on Thursd...

Tears at tragedy are evidence of faith

A Pakistani court has overturned the life sentences of eight people convicted for their roles in the 2012 attack on Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist Malala Yousafzai, police said Friday.

Dunkin' Donuts and Krispy Kreme are dishing out free doughnuts for National Donut Day.

Boko Haram suicide bombs rip through northeast Nigerian city killing 29, officials say

ISIS-inspired Boston terror suspect Usaamah Rahim's Friday burial has hit a snag as a cemetery balked at accepting his body.

Native American student wears eagle feather at graduation after suing California district

POW status, other info emerges on fallen US soldier left off New York hometown's WWII memorial

The snack had been temporarily banned in New Delhi and certain other parts of the country

A South Korean doctor disobeyed an order to stay away from the public after contracting Middle East Respiratory Syndrome from a patient, it has emerged.

New report alleges US aid group raised almost $500m but only managed to build six homes in country devastated by quake.

US doctors perform the world's first skull-scalp transplant, saying they used "tools like a jeweller to make a fine Swiss watch".

In a new report, the US government’s Environmental Protection Agency says fracking is no cause for alarm.

Top-deck cabins poked out of the water from a capsized river cruise ship on the Yangtze on Friday after disaster teams righted the vessel to quicken the search for more than 360 victims still missing.

As Greece seeks a delay a €300m debt repayment due today, Sky's Economics Editor Ed Conway finds a country full of paradoxes.