President Emmerson Mnangagwa calls violence by security forces "unacceptable," pledges investigation, but opposition says beatings continue

Majd Kamalmaz's daughters are speaking out about their search for their father, held for nearly two years by the Assad regime

The American star has a long history of violence, including a felony conviction for 2009 assault on then-girlfriend Rihanna

Beijing calls Meng Wanzhou's case unusual and says U.S. extradition request infringes on her "safety and legitimate rights"

U.S. government sources and former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan's family insist he was in Moscow for a wedding and is no spy

He Jiankui evaded supervision of his work and violated research norms because he wanted to be famous — and could face prosecution for using CRISPR technology, authorities said

Thousands of migrants left Honduras a week ago after word about a new caravan spread on Facebook

Mike Jines, a partner with TopGen Energy, said his critics are misinterpreting what really happened

The Vatican is setting its sights on the Olympics after launching its own track and field team this month

The Washington Post journalist was released in 2016 alongside three other Americans in a prisoner swap with Iran

A new caravan of some 1,800 Central Americans started crossing into Mexico from Guatemala late last week

Devastating attack on military compound comes as Taliban confirms new talks with U.S., which it says are focused on negotiating U.S. withdrawal

Woman whose wrist was broken in crash with Queen Elizabeth's husband says his actions are "insensitive" and she's waiting for an apology

Description of airstrikes marks rare departure from Israel's years-long policy of ambiguity regarding activities in neighboring war-torn Syria

Less than a week after 4 Americans were killed in attack by ISIS, which Trump says is beaten, new ISIS-claimed blast hits a joint convoy in Syria's north

The 37-year-old American sat out last year's Australian Open after giving birth to a daughter months earlier and dealing with health complications

The rare celestial event wowed anyone who saw it

After the plane had to land because of a medical emergency, passengers couldn't exit and had to sleep inside the cabin

The economy is rewarding the wealthy like never before, but most of the world's population is poorer than ever

On January 20, 1986, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mitterand broke new ground on the long-dreamed-of "Chunnel"