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Two Syrian women took a hidden camera through the northern Syrian city of Raqqa to document their life under ISIS rule, knowing they faced execution should they be discovered, according to CNN Swedish affiliate Expressen...

The announcement is likely to enflame existing tensions over the South China Sea

Math enthusiasts know all about it, and the rest of the population is probably hoping for cherry pie.

A Virginia man fighting for ISIS was captured by Kurdish fighters inside Iraq

A man has become so fed up with couples having sex outside his house, he's posted the CCTV evidence online. From a woman peeing in his garden, to a couple getting frisky in a car, to romping lovers on his doorstep, this ...

A bank in Thailand says eight workers were killed in the basement of its Bangkok headquarters after mistakenly releasing chemicals during an upgrade of the building's fire safety system

North Korea regularly organizes such periods to get its population to work harder.

The corruption scandal that has stirred protests in Brazil is hard to watch; even the statues in Rio de Janeiro can't look.

Armed men attacked beachgoers at three different hotels in Grand-Bassam, a popular tourist destination and UNESCO World Heritage site in Ivory Coast, killing at least 14 civilians and two special forces

At least 29 people have been taken to hospitals after an Amtrak passenger train derailed in southwest Kansas early Monday

Authorities say a 12-year-old boy has been killed by a falling boulder while visiting a waterfall in New York's Adirondack Mountains

WASHINGTON — If elected president, Donald Trump has pledged to scrap a work visa program that brings 300,000 student workers each year to the U.S. Among the businesses that would be forced to stop hiring foreign labor:...

Organizers said the city's decision to shorten the parade route violates their first amendment rights

A human rights body that rebuked Poland last week over moves that hobble the Constitutional Tribunal plans to investigate a new police surveillance law passed by the country's new conservative ruling party. …

Australia is concerned about the detention of two Australian journalists who attempted to interview the Malaysian prime minister over corruption allegations, the foreign minister said

Endangered right whales increasingly are frequenting Cape Cod Bay, enticed by the fine dining possibilities of its plankton-rich waters

A man accused of taking his son from an Alabama home in 2002 and raising him in Ohio under a new identity is expected in court Monday, weeks ahead of his scheduled trial on charges including kidnapping and forgery

(Reuters) - Several people were killed after drenching thunderstorms moved through Louisiana and Mississippi at the weekend, triggering flooding across the lower Mississippi valley, authorities said.

A powerful explosion ripped through cars and busses in a busy commercial district in Ankara, Turkey's capital, on Sunday night, killing at least 34 people and wounding 125 more. Turkish officials said the car bomb, deton...

Co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked his captain out of the cockpit and slammed Flight 9525 into an Alpine mountainside, killing 150 people

Nationalist party Alternative for Germany made gains on a platform opposing asylum seekers

Due to the unlikely-ish possibility of nuclear Armageddon, the United States attempts to stay ahead of the game by flying daily airplanes loaded with communications gear, known as "doomsday planes." The airplanes are a p...