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The Islamic State recently released photos showing men being tossed off buildings simply for being gay.

A total of 331 people confirmed dead in ship tragedy, as more than 100 still remain unaccounted for, state media says.

A Catholic archdiocese with a landmark legal legacy in child sexual abuse now faces criminal complaints in its handling of them.

Azamat Tazhayakov choked back tears at his sentencing Friday as he apologized for aiding Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the aftermath of the 2013 terror attack.

2 convicted murderers escape from maximum-security prison in New York near Canadian border

Twenty-six people have been rescued from the River Foyle after a boat capsized on Saturday afternoon.

The severe storm is expected to dump up to 5 inches of rain on much of Baja California Sur

For Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who lost a daughter and his first wife decades ago, it was another day of grief as he prepared to bury his son in Delaware.

A jury in Los Angeles convicts a female police officer of assault for repeatedly kicking a handcuffed woman who died soon afterwards.

UN chief condemns 'appalling' child sexual abuse allegations in meeting with worried states

Malaysia minister says 9 more bodies found on mountain, raising quake death toll to 11

Saudi Arabia says it shot down Scud missile fired into kingdom by Yemen Shiite rebels, allies

CNN's Clare Sebastian speaks to a critic who saw FIFA's new film "United Passions" and called it "pure cinematic excrement."

This man's wife takes "till death do us part" seriously. A retired media exec is being sued by his ex-mistress for refusing to leave his wife -- who told him...

Technology experts are preserving ancient sites in a new database, monitoring the damage inflicted by Islamic State militants.

Bangladesh and India are to sign a historic agreement to simplify their common border by exchanging more than 150 enclaves of land.

A driver who barreled down the tourist-crowded Venice Beach boardwalk on a summer afternoon, killing an Italian honeymooner and injuring 17 other people, was convicted Friday of second-degree murder and other charges.

The U.S. government tried to recruit members of the Taliban Five as assets, so they could gather intelligence and the U.S. could influence their future actions, Fox News has learned.

Moscow fully supports the Minsk peace agreements, but is being held back by Ukraine, says the Russian president, Vladimir Putin Russia fully backs the Minsk peace agreements in Ukraine, but progress is being stalled by K...

A replica of the Hermione, the ship that transported a French general to America in 1780 to support the US in its fight for independence, has arrived in Yorktown, America.

Protesters and police have clashed in several states in Mexico ahead of the mid-term elections.

Thousands march in Honduras against corruption, call for president to resign