Baby pulled from Japan quake rubble as aftershocks hinder rescues
Epicenter is the island of Kyushu, home to the only Japanese nuclear power plant still in operation
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Epicenter is the island of Kyushu, home to the only Japanese nuclear power plant still in operation
From eco-thrones made of sticks and stones to porcelain pews with incredible views to audacious attention-seeking urban outhouses
John Kerry says warship had every right under U.S. rules of engagement to fire on Russian fighter jets
Pentagon officials were expecting North Korea to test fire an intermediate-range missile Friday morning
Beauty queen was dethroned as Puerto Rico's representative at Miss Universe after organizers accused her of having an attitude problem
U.S. and Iraqi officials have repeatedly warned that the dam is in imminent danger of collapse
Woman has infant twins and wants to name her son Preacher and her daughter Cyanide, saying the poison is a "lovely, pretty name"
Four-minute video shows the handcuffed woman sitting in the dirt, crying, outside a rural cinder-block house in Mexico
Always a fashion icon, the Duchess of Cambridge has been turning heads once again with her fashion statements on her India and Bhutan tour
Pentagon officials expect North Korea to test fire an intermediate-range missile that has enough range to reach Guam
Mohamed Abrini, who admitted being at Brussels airport during bombing, has reportedly claimed to investigators he "wouldn't hurt a fly"
Chacha, the male chimp, was on the loose nearly two hours after it disappeared from zoo in northern Japan
Magnitude-6.5 earthquake knocks down houses and buckles roads in southern Japan
Bureau of Prison officials say they have no documents about a visit to a notorious interrogation spot where detainees stood for days naked and shackled to walls in total darkness
Mixing wry jokes with economic statistics, Russian president seeks to charm the nation during his annual marathon call-in TV show