WHO: "Low risk" of Zika spreading from Rio Olympics
World Health Organization officials seek to allay fears as more than a million people prepare to descend on Brazil
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World Health Organization officials seek to allay fears as more than a million people prepare to descend on Brazil
Buildings and landmarks around the world were lit in pride rainbow colors in solidarity with the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting that left 49 dead
Russia warned that if "highly trained" thugs continue violence at soccer championship in France, their team is done
Barry Steenkamp describes his physical and mental breakdown after South African Paralympian shot his daughter dead
Man claiming allegiance to ISIS stabbed commander and his partner to death in their home as young son watched
Shanghai smog was seen as threat to new theme park, so gov't closed factories and bulldozed homes to clear the air
ISIS' Amaq news agency cited an unnamed "source" as saying an ISIS fighter carried out the attack on the officer and a female companion
Extremists often reserve one of their most brutal punishments for men suspected of the crime of "sodomy"
In television interviews, Trump suggested maybe the president "doesn't want to get it" or "he gets it better than anybody understands"
Foreign leaders from Europe to the Middle East and Asia express shock and solidarity after the terror attack in Florida
Dutch tourist says she was drugged at a bar, woke up the victim of a sex attack, and was punished for it
Omar Mateen's father says he doesn't know what drove his "terrorist" son, but he has his own view on gays, and a history linked to radicalism
South African double-amputee track star was already sentenced once, but that conviction on lesser charge was thrown out
Search for EgyptAir Flight 804's wreckage intensifies as batteries on flight data recorder locators start dying
Terrorists' radio station's claim still doesn't prove ISIS was directly involved in the shooting