Jerusalem bus explosion was "terror attack," police say
Police say the bus that exploded was empty and the nearly two dozen injured happened to people nearby
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Police say the bus that exploded was empty and the nearly two dozen injured happened to people nearby
Located along the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire, Japan is especially vulnerable
The double amputee sprinter was found guilty of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day 2013
Front-runner for country's top office joked about being first to rape an Australian missionary murdered in 1989
Stories of triumph are few as the 7.8-magnitude quake left hundreds dead, thousands injured and many still unaccounted for
Outraged families of 9/11 victims want president to back legislation allowing them to sue the Saudi government over possible links to hijackers
Fight to reclaim Mosul from ISIS may be more than Iraqi forces can handle on their own, so the Pentagon sends help
Actress Amber Heard pleads guilty to providing false information on immigration form, but avoids illegal import charge
At least 42 killed by pair of powerful temblors on southern Japanese island of Kyushu, and 10 still feared missing
Speculation about fifth nuclear test increased last month when North's state media cited leader Kim Jong Un as ordering test of nuclear warhead
Dilma Rousseff is accused of using accounting tricks in the federal budget to shore up support for her struggling government
Death toll rises as people left homeless, hunkered down for another night outside in the dark; country's strongest quake in decades
Council asked for inspirational entries about environmental and polar science; but in the contest, "Boaty McBoatface" won
London police say a British Airways flight from Geneva hit an object believed to be a drone
U.S. president has weighed in through aides on the "Brexit" -- whether the U.K. remains in the EU -- just ahead of his trip there