Authorities raid homes of former SS men in Nazi investigation
Documents and photos confiscated from German homes of men who allegedly took part in World War II massacre in northern France
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Documents and photos confiscated from German homes of men who allegedly took part in World War II massacre in northern France
U.N. official calls negotiations for political solution to 5-year war "an opportunity not to be missed," but one of the main parties to the conflict is missing
Investigators still waiting on results of toxicology test, but they are getting closer to knowing what killed 25-year-old Laruen Mann
Timur and Amur's story began with a dinner date, and didn't end nearly as badly as it could have for Timur
Gunmen armed with suicide belts storm mosque in east of country used largely by nation's Shiite Muslim minority
Latest revelation from secrets spilled by Edward Snowden suggests operation "Anarchist" gave D.C. a "virtual seat in the cockpit"
U.N. human rights chief reports 6 more cases of alleged child sexual abuse at camp for displaced people in Central African Republic
Trouble-prone duo, both 71, have called rescue crews 29 times as they've tried to sail from Norway to the U.S.
A group of Swedish volunteers working to rescue migrants traveling from Greece to Turkey includes two firemen, a trainee nurse, and a 73-year-old retiree
As global health experts warn the Zika virus is "spreading explosively," Rio's mayor says timing of Olympics reduces danger
Concerns over Zika virus are raising anxiety for millions of would-be and could-be mothers in affected areas
Employees find pressure cooker packed with nuts, bolts, similar devices heading from U.S. to Tunisia
The GOP presidential contender's remark didn't sit well with residents of the Belgian capital
After embracing Rezaian, Secretary of State John Kerry cited the old military adage that you "never leave a buddy behind"
A report in 2006 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers called Mosul Dam "the most dangerous dam in the world"