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It is uncertain how her remains were taken.

Legislators are expected to approve a measure that would make it illegal for a doctor to perform an abortion on a woman terminating to avoid having a child with Down syndrome.

The bombing killed at least 10, according to authorities

Panthongtae Shinawatra doubles amount offered for information on who was behind attack on a Bangkok shrine.

The quick action by two servicemen on a high-speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris averted what officials said could have been a blood bath.

Judge Dolly M. Gee gave the Obama administration two months to change its practices to ensure the rapid release of children and their parents caught crossing the border illegally.

Deadly bombing in military-ruled Thailand adds to mounting woes in one-time 'Land of Smiles'

Boko Haram strengthens ties with Islamic State, Nigeria blocks thousands of suspect extremists

The migrants were traveling from Greece

New Army chief taking calculated approach to key decision on barriers to women in combat

In the Deep South, Trump says he'd 'like to have the election tomorrow'

Family mourns after what police describe as teen's machete slaying in woods in South Florida

Former U.S. Ambassador Bill Richardson says he's very concerned about North Korea's war ultimatum because of Kim Jong Un's inexperience and volatility.

A gunman opened fire on a high-speed train traveling from Amsterdam to Paris on Friday, wounding two people before three American passengers subdued him, according to officials and one of the Americans involved.

LONDON -- British police say a single-seater jet has crashed at an airshow in southern England, causing several casualties.

Two of the American men and the French national who tackled a gunman aboard a European train are speaking out for the first time.

News this week that women are registering to vote in elections in Saudi Arabia has garnered plenty of attention. The move, described by the kingdom as a "significant milestone in progress" is in keeping with a 2011 royal...

Photographer Scott London traveled to the Nevada desert with his girlfriend and never returned to Burning Man every year for the last 12.

The high level talks are the first between the two nations in nearly a year

Watch out, Elsa and Anna!

The explosion on Saturday, which tore through a chemical plant in Zibo, Shandong Province, injured at least nine people, though no casualties have been reported.

A week after Corey Hood fell out of the sky over the Lake Michigan shoreline while performing at the Chicago Air & Water Show, friends, family and fellow service members gathered at his hometown high school football fiel...