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The Republican says his rival 'has a bad temperament' and indulges conspiracy theories about the electoral system Donald Trump has warned darkly of voter fraud in "certain areas" and mocked Hillary Clinton's health and m...

NY Times says nominee may not have paid federal income tax in 18 years Clinton campaign chair calls for full return release 'now that the gig is up' Donald Trump responded on Sunday morning to a New York Times report tha...

Running to become president of a country always comes with challenges -- but facing death threats from militants and fearing you may never see your four children again are not the usual hurdles.

Farc rebels in Colombia announce they will pay reparations to victims of the 52-year war ahead of Sunday's referendum on a peace deal.

The Times posted three pages from the 1995 returns.

In Brentwood, N.Y., MS-13, a gang with roots in Los Angeles and El Salvador, is suspected in the killings of four teenagers in two weeks.

As South Africa's largest city goes through rapid reinvention, streets once ruled by gangs are increasingly lined with cafes. But to those struggling for a living, the future still appears bleak. Does Johannesburg's new ...

Pro-Assad forces and their allies push forward in Aleppo offensive as international outrage grows over ferocious raids.

Over 40 percent can't name vice presidential nominee of either major party.

Opposition party says stampede kills at least 50 people in chaotic scenes in restive Oromiya region Police in Ethiopia's Oromiya region fired teargas and warning shots to disperse anti-government protesters at a religiou...

Many people are reported to have been killed and injured in Ethiopia's Oromia region after security forces fired tear gas and shots to disperse a protest.

When read broadly, the legislation will generate future unforeseen applications of the so-called 9/11 law.

One month after devastating floods caused by a typhoon hit a remote area of North Korea, Red Cross officials said Sunday that more help is needed for thousands of displaced …

Actors yearn for Oscars, athletes crave Olympic gold -- but for scientists, writers and champions of world peace, there's no bigger honor than a Nobel Prize. The Nobel judges will …

Three Indonesian hostages have been released in the southern Philippines after being held by their Abu Sayyaf captors for three months. Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi says the men, crew …

Three Indonesian hostages have been released in the southern Philippines after being held by their Abu Sayyaf captors for three months.

A woman scares away a salt water crocodile, which was swimming towards her and her dog, by slapping her flip-flop at it.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump closed out a rough week for his campaign on Saturday by escalating personal attacks on Democrat Hillary Clinton, questioning her stamina and saying she should be in prison for...

Foreign minister says Russia will likely veto moves for UN action, but other legal avenues will be considered Australia's foreign minister has said Russian-backed rebels responsible for shooting down the Malaysia Airline...

Hungarians are set to go to the polls in a referendum on whether to accept mandatory EU quotas for relocating migrants.

Bernie Sanders said Hillary Clinton was “absolutely correct” when she said many of his fans were living in their parents’ basement and struggling to find jobs. “During the campaign we had our differences,” Sand...

The world's oldest man, Holocaust survivor Yisrael Kristal, celebrated his bar mitzvah this weekend -- 100 years late.