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JACKSON, Ga. -- A Georgia inmate executed Friday for a 1996 shotgun slaying twitched briefly as the lethal injection flowed into his body and groaned, “It burns, man.” Robert Earl Butts Jr., 40, was declared dead by ...

Shanara Mobley never stopped thinking about her baby, who vanished from a Florida hospital nearly 20 years ago, eight hours after Mobley brought her into the world. Each year since, Mobley celebrated the girl's birthday ...

No injuries have been reported since the eruption began on Thursday.

Nudes tend to be more frequently found on canvases than in front of them, but a Paris museum has changed that. It is the first time a gallery in the city has welcomed naked visitors.        

A frail Sen. John McCain has been receiving a stream of visitors and good wishes at his Arizona ranch as he confronts the aftermath of brain cancer treatment and surgery. Former Vice President Joe Biden sat with McCain f...

A U.S. withdrawal this month from the Iran nuclear deal would thrust the world into uncharted territory, forced to navigate a complex web of U.S. sanctions

A Turkish civilian arrested by Greek soldiers for straying into Greece has been deported to Turkey, police say. Local police in northeastern Greece said the man was returned to Turkish …

French President Emmanuel Macron has acknowledged the "pain of colonization" during a visit to New Caledonia, as the South Pacific archipelago prepares to vote on whether to break free of French rule.

The Navy will re-establish its Second Fleet in the northern Atlantic Ocean to counter Russian power, the Pentagon announced Friday. "Our National Defense Strategy makes clear that we're back in an era of great power comp...

In May, businesses take time to celebrate some of the hardest working individuals in society: nurses and teachers. Ahead of National Nurses Week 2018, which kicks off May 6 and ends May 12, we've compiled a list of five ...

Egypt has moved the sixth and last chariot of famed pharaoh Tutankhamun to an under-construction museum near the pyramids in Giza. The priceless artifact, paraded through Cairo on Saturday with …

The president will be visiting the U.S. in late May.

It's "not appropriate" to say permits are "required," warns the memo.

Thursday's eruption of the Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii was followed by a 6.9-magnitude earthquake in the area Friday, with at least six active fissures in affected areas on the Big Island's eastern tip. Three buildings, in...

Indian police announced Saturday 14 arrests in the horrific murder of a teen girl who was set on fire after her parents complained to village elders that she had been raped.

A spokeswoman for a coal mining company says seven miners are missing after a tremor occurred at a mine in southern Poland. Katarzyna Jablonska-Bajer says Saturday that a rescue operation …

Philippine military officials say they're checking intelligence reports that a Libya-educated commander of the Abu Sayyaf extremist group linked has died after being wounded in an artillery strike in the …

Pro-democracy activists protesting in the Thai capital on Saturday said that they will march on the country's seat of power later this month to demand that an election be held …

Navalny, who organised the demonstration, called on Russians to fill the streets in protest against Putin's fourth term.

The mother was "nervous" after they joined the tour in progress, according to the school, Colorado State University, which called the episode "sad and frustrating."

Warning of disease outbreaks as aid workers struggle to reach thousands in need of shelter after weeks of heavy rains.

The Great March of Return protests continued on Friday, the sixth straight Friday, and Israel continued to use snipers and tear gas on the demonstrators.