"Playing with fire"? Russia defends close fly-bys of U.S. warship
Dramatic video shows Russian jets buzzing USS Donald Cook more than 30 times -- a move that may have violated a 4-decade-old pact
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Dramatic video shows Russian jets buzzing USS Donald Cook more than 30 times -- a move that may have violated a 4-decade-old pact
More than 200 girls have not been heard from since the mass abduction by the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram two years ago
Victims' families claim Arizona school should have screened suicidal pilot to prevent him from getting back in the air
Large tremor felt in parts of eastern India and Bangladesh; authorities say there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage
Palani Mohan's beautiful black and white images capture the special bond between noble Kazakh hunters and the majestic eagles of far-western Mongolia
Photographer Palani Mohan captures strikingly beautiful images of the nomadic hunters in the remote reaches of far-western Mongolia
Provocative flights near American ships have happened several times since Ukraine and ISIS conflicts ratcheted up tensions
Molestation charge against soldier reignites tension in 25-year-old conflict over region hotly disputed between India and Pakistan
U2 frontman has some names in mind to help "laugh at them when they are goose-stepping down the street"
But with vast swathes of country and millions of displaced Syrians unable to vote, Assad regime's foes dismiss it as just "a show"
Two years after the Islamic militant group kidnapped 276 Nigerian schoolgirls, the situation in the region has only gotten worse
Three others have been detained in Brussels in connection to the Paris attacks, Belgian authorities said
The French expert who retrieved the painting said it is in an exceptional state of conservation, and could be worth $135 million
Prosecutors said the man had been actively playing a game on his cellphone for "an extended period of time" until shortly before the crash
U.S. airstrikes in East Africa targeted militants who "posed an imminent threat to U.S. personnel," military brass claim