Report: E.U. chief calls U.K. PM May "deluded" over Brexit
"The more I hear, the more skeptical I become," Jean-Claude Juncker says after Downing Street dinner
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"The more I hear, the more skeptical I become," Jean-Claude Juncker says after Downing Street dinner
On 15th day of a strike, number of Palestinian prisoners participating dropped from 1,300 last week
Death is second American military fatality since the start of Mosul operation against ISIS more than six months ago
If Pyongyang were to attack, "we don't have bunkers, shelters or anything like that," resident says
Ueli Steck's family said the exact circumstances of his death were still unclear
After producing bells for churches, cathedrals and city halls for half a millennium, London's Whitechapel Bell Foundry has cast its last
Duterte has been criticized for his brutal anti-drug crackdown, which has left thousands dead
Cuban military said a special commission would investigate the cause of the crash, which involved a Soviet-made AN-26
The pope warned that escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula could mean the destruction of "a good part of humanity"
Pentagon said the service member died from wounds sustained in an "explosive device blast"
Chinese authorities sent 57-year-old Sandy Phan-Gillis back to the U.S. after she was detained in the country for more than two years
Government says the online encyclopedia has become "an information source acting with groups conducting a smear campaign against Turkey"
Young man who became smitten with woman he saw on tram posted fliers -- titled "The Girl on the Tram" -- in hopes of contacting her
Pope Francis on delicate visit to Arab world's most populous country following spate of deadly Islamic militant attacks against Christians
Ballistic missile test follows Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's call for negotiations, not war