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A Tennessee nurse delivered her baby at home on her own. CNN affiliate WATE reports.

Florida may be the fishing capital of the world, but you'd never know it from the latest scenes around the state's Indian River Lagoon.

It's not something that will be listed among the ingredients, but chocolate contains some lead. Manufacturers say it's trace amounts, and it makes its way into chocolate as a naturally occurring element that is absorbed ...

In what appears to be a case of "sport killing," a pack of wolves slaughtered a herd of elk in one night, Wyoming wildlife officials said Friday.

Photos posted by the federal agency that oversees the refuge showed an open latrine, broken electronics and clusters of trash.

Staff Sgt. Edwin Caba served in Afghanistan for nearly three years. Like his fellow soldiers, he longed for a sense of normalcy during his tours.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman says "hysteria" in Ukraine and the West over imprisoned Ukrainian pilot Nadia Savchenko is interfering with resolving her court case

Spanish police say they have busted a drug-smuggling ring and arrested 20 people from four countries on suspicion they were using helicopters to bring hashish from Morocco into Spain. …

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says Tehran is not interested in maintaining tensions with Saudi Arabia and responded positively when Pakistan tried to mediate between the two rivals

Lack of exposure to civilian narratives is numbing observers' take on devastating conflict.

Belgian authorities continue to detain individuals and scour the country's capital in search of suspects as part of its anti-terror operations, following Tuesday's deadly

Abukar Arman, Somalia's former special envoy to the US, debates Ahmed Abdisalam Adan, the country's former deputy PM.

There were scattered cheers inside a South Loop union hall last week when the Chicago Teachers Union's governing body backed a call to walk off the job and gather downtown Friday for a mass protest. A message union leade...

Terrorists will stop at nothing to keep Afghan girls from receiving an education.

For 21 years, Georges Bwelle watched his ill father slip in and out of consciousness, traveling to hospitals that weren't equipped to help him.

Ashton B. Carter continued to use a personal account for government work at least four months after the White House questioned the Pentagon about why he was using it, the released emails show.

She is the woman in yellow reeling after the Brussels airport attack. The blast ripped open her yellow tunic, exposing her bra and stomach. Dust and blood covered her head. A foot dangled, shoeless, bleeding, as she clun...

North Korea has warned that its military is ready to attack Seoul's presidential palace unless it receives an apology from South Korean President Park Geun-hye for "treason."

As New Hampshire lawmakers decide whether to allow needle exchange programs, some of the biggest debate has been over how to handle the smallest amounts of drugs

An Indiana woman, who has been missing since 1974, was found living in Texas under a different alias. CNN affiliate WCPO reports.

For generations, the indigenous Bunong lived off the rich red soil of eastern Cambodia _ until bulldozers cleared land to make way for government-granted rubber plantations meant to bring wealth to the poor area

This Miami Herald guide, current as of March 25, 2016, breaks down the status of the the last 91 Guantánamo detainees, starting with those who have been entitled to Periodic Review Board hearings. President Barack Obama...