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For U.S. fans of AMC's red-hot dramas "Better Call Saul" and "The Walking Dead" who don't have a cable or Sling TV subscription, viewing choices for the current season consist of the following:

President Barack Obama said he would close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as one of his first acts in office. Seven years later, stymied by a hostile Congress and skepticism in his own party, he'll prese...

The WikiLeaks founder has been holed up in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012

New UNHCR head warns of worsening situation as thousands of refugees remain trapped in Greece.

Stockholm peace institute says weapons sales have soared in the past five years, especially to Asia and the Middle East.

US and Russia publish terms on how the cessation of hostilities in Syria would take place by February 26.

A State Supreme Court jury awarded the amount to five firefighters who battled a deadly Bronx fire and their families for damages from the city and the building's owner.

U.N. investigators warn that "the fractured Syrian state is on the brink of collapse"

The region is still recovering from the 2014 conflict in Gaza, but Israel is worried about underground tunnels being built by Hamas

It might be a stretch, but people living near an English zoo claim they’re getting sick from the humming noises coming out of the giraffe enclosure. So far, 165 neighbors of the Paignton Zoo have signed a petition comp...

Saudi Arabia is urging its citizens to leave Lebanon or avoid travelling there after cutting $4 billion in aid to Lebanese security forces

"He didn't grow up like I grew up"

A Swedish doctor who authorities said imprisoned a woman for six days in a windowless cement bunker has been sentenced to 10 years in prison, a Stockholm district court said Tuesday.

Rationing and sales restrictions on fuel were lifted in Nepal on Tuesday for the first time in five months after ethnic protests and border blockades cut oil supplies into the Himalayan nation. …

Killings won't lead to changes in driver vetting process

In August, Japan's largest crime group, the Yamaguchi-gumi, split into two main factions, potentially creating a gang war that may ultimately involve all 21 designated crime groups in Japan.

According to a Pew survey

Despite comments from 1992

The frequency with which North Korea's top military officer seems to disappear under Kim Jong Un makes Ri Myong Su's promotion to chief of staff very precarious. CNN's Brian Todd reports.

An agreement was reached to end deadly caste protests in India and get water flowing back into Delhi. CNN's Sumnima Udas reports.

The plan is expected on Tuesday

The air in Beijing may cause metabolic dysfunction