French to pay $60 million in reparations to Holocaust survivors in U.S. and beyond
State-owned French train company SNCF is accused of helping deport over 70,000 Jews while France was under Nazi occupation
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State-owned French train company SNCF is accused of helping deport over 70,000 Jews while France was under Nazi occupation
Taiwanese have criticised their president for getting close to China which they fear will use economic power against them
Famed tourist attraction was given a 17-month, $2.4 million makeover paid for by the Rome-based Fendi fashion house
Man who ran back into inferno to rescue woman buried by hundreds as Bucharest government accused of being inept and corrupt
Driver's wife and daughters began wailing when verdict read; passenger victim already settled with company out of court
Pentagon says the two planes flew within five miles of one another in the skies of south central Syria
Official says "extremely radicalized" Moroccan men arrested quickly over fears they were planning imminent attacks
Nizar Zakka, a permanent U.S. resident, disappeared while visiting Tehran for state-sponsored conference
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says dictator remaining in power has never been crucial to Russia, but "Syrian people" must decide
A report found the station cost nearly 140 times what comparable stations in the region did, and it still may not work
Airport and capital city remain under control of Houthi rebels being pounded by U.S.-backed Saudi Arabian airstrikes
As first remains from Metrojet disaster over Egypt are identified by loved ones, few potential explanations ruled out
The controversial Iraqi politician was a George W. Bush administration favorite, and provided false info over weapons of mass destruction
Sneak peak at book at center of scandal involving 2 members of Vatican committee tasked with cleaning up Church admin
Paralympian already out of prison after conviction on charge equivalent to manslaughter, but prosecutor says 1st judge got it wrong