Relentless bombing pummels Syria's largest city
Rebel-held eastern Aleppo is shuddering as bombs rain down, with no place to treat the wounded
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Rebel-held eastern Aleppo is shuddering as bombs rain down, with no place to treat the wounded
Trump told 60 minutes that his business interests will mean nothing to him as president; "It's peanuts compared to what we're doing"
In 2011, a magnitude 9.1 earthquake in the same region triggered a massive tsunami and led to almost 16,000 deaths
Only bishops could hear abortion confession previously; previous church law expelled women, doctors, nurses and partners involved in abortion
Handwritten letter shows Friedrich Trump wanted to return to Germany in 1905 after making his fortune in the U.S.
Lawmaker says Moscow will make good on Putin's threat of "countermeasures" with advanced missile systems in Kaliningrad
PM Narendra Modi's dramatic move to outlaw big bills brings long lines at banks and ATMs in country driven almost entirely by cash
Even if you’re not Catholic or not religious, it would be hard not to be impressed by the images coming from the Vatican City
French anti-terrorism police nab suspects in Marseille and Strasbourg days before massive Christmas market due to open
Graphic photos emerge from devastated mosque in Afghan capital where Shiite Muslims were worshiping
Search for victims "almost" over after devastating derailment in northern India -- worst rail disaster in the country in years
Constantine Stephanopoulos, a veteran conservative politician who served two terms as president of Greece from 1995-2005, died Sunday at age 90
Many of the victims died at the hands of priests, clergymen and nuns, according to some accounts by survivors, and the Rwandan government says many died in the churches where they had sought refuge
Rescuers worked through the night to pull people out of mangled coaches after an overnight passenger train derailed in northern India, killing at least 115 people, police say
Saudi-led military coalition declared a 48-hour ceasefire in Yemen, on the condition that Shiite rebels abide by it and allow humanitarian assistance into besieged cities