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Michael Meanza, 47, to appear at Ealing magistrates court accused of killing woman thought to be staff member at home for vulnerable people A man has been charged with murdering a woman believed to work at a home for vul...

Walter Palmer is a dentist at River Bluff Dental in Bloomington, Minnesota. But he's also allegedly the tourist who shot and killed Zimbabwe's most famous lion. After the news broke Tuesday morning that Palmer is alleged...

Cecil the Lion was lured from the protection of a Zimbabwe national park and shot with a crossbow, officials say.

"Son of Sam" serial killer David Berkowitz was so terrified of snitching on the man who slashed his throat in the slammer 36 years ago that he claimed he merely...

Haul comes from the fabled 300-year-old wreck of the Capitana

She turned 37 -- or about 110 in panda years, according to Guinness World Records

The Swedish military is investigating video footage that appears to show the wreckage of a Russian submarine off the country's eastern coast. 

Only one person in South Korea is still testing positive for virus that killed 36 people and sickened scores.

Spanish police: 1 person wounded by gunfire in shooting near downtown Barcelona hotel

New York prison employee accused of helping 2 killers escape to be arraigned, plea possible

It is "distracting, frustrating and expensive" to have to recruit large numbers of nurses from overseas, the head of a leading NHS hospital says.

Randy Miller was arrested for trespassing at a convenience store when the incident took place

Scientists are working on a promising new model

The president said, "There's a lot that I'd like to do to keep America moving forward." But he also said he would be glad to return to private life.

A man is jailed for trying to blackmail US heiress Haley Meijer out of £2m by posting pornographic pictures of her online.

The EU's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini is Iran's latest high-profile guest after the nuclear deal. Has a new page been turned in Tehran's relations with the outside world?

Before she was the queen of hardcore photography, Nan Goldin was a normal American girl suffocated by the suburbs. As a teenager, she had her first exhibition in her hometown Boston, full of shots of the drag queens she ...

Acquitted narcotics officers sue Philadelphia DA, mayor, police commissioner for defamation

Police say body believed to be missing California girl found; teenage boy detained in case

A bill to overhaul the U.S. Secret Service after series of high-profile missteps has overwhelmingly passed the House.

An emergency session takes place later, with plans for a "humanitarian safe zone" on the Turkey-Syria border high on the agenda.

Kim Jong-un has issued a decree demanding the destruction of tapes and CDs that could threaten the regime. Daily NK reports Always concerned about possible threats to his regime, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has repor...