U.S. to pay victims, families over deadly airstrike
At least 22 people were killed in airstrike on hospital in Kunduz, which the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan called a "mistake"
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At least 22 people were killed in airstrike on hospital in Kunduz, which the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan called a "mistake"
Dictator Kim Jong Un orders military parade to mark 70th anniversary of ruling party's -- and his family's -- rise to absolute power
Authorities say explosions targeted rally calling for end to renewed violence between rebels, Turkish security forces
Response comes after a series of Russian aircraft incidents that raised concerns about the potential for mishaps with U.S.-led coalition
New findings from age of the conquistadors tell the story of capture, decapitation and cannibalism by the defending natives
Israeli troops open fire on protesters in Gaza who advanced toward the border, throwing rocks and rolling burning tires; 5 dead
A look inside notoriously secretive North Korea
Two-thirds of young Chinese men smoke, and it's expected to take a deadly toll
Security Council approves resolution allowing countries to seize, destroy vessels off Libyan coast involved in smuggling migrants
Pauline Cafferkey recovered after contracting disease in Sierra Leone, but appears to be suffering serious, unusual complications
The Obama administration has decided to "modify" its policy on the ground against ISIS in Syria
Government hasn't changed official death toll from 796, but tally of other nations' dead shows many more died
During carefully choreographed trip ahead of lavish military parade, getting an authentic answer from residents is no easy task
Amid spate of knife attacks by Palestinians in Holy City, incident in south of Israel seems to be 1st retaliatory stabbing
National Dialogue Quartet, given prestigious honor for work to "build a pluralistic" society and avert civil war after Arab Spring uprising