Disturbing video emerges from Hungary refugee camp
Hungarian gov't handed out video of orderly food distribution, but that's not the norm at the camps for thousands of desperate people
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Hungarian gov't handed out video of orderly food distribution, but that's not the norm at the camps for thousands of desperate people
Mark Lippert was seriously injured, suffering deep gashes on face and arm during forum in Seoul in March; assailant calls self anti-U.S. activist
Raging floodwaters wash away homes near Tokyo
Harvard-educated former mayor of a wealthy Caracas district charged with inciting election violence
Rough weather made an already difficult journey even more so for thousands trying to reach Europe
The Republican presidential candidate may be popular with GOP voters in the U.S.; but in the People's Republic, not so much
Holy See said it will not raise flag at U.N. before Pope visit if a resolution allowing non-member observer states to fly their flags is approved
The number is a substantial increase from the 1,500 it will have admitted by the end of September
Authorities say a woman swallowed 68 cocaine pellets before flying from Jamaica to Fort Lauderdale in an unsuccessful smuggling scheme
Impasse threatens to bring down the Catholic-Protestant power-sharing government; crisis intensified after killing of former IRA member
Massive flooding and landslides have hit Japan; more than 100,000 evacuated
Two women were working as maids in the diplomat's house near New Delhi, India; diplomat denies the allegations
Camerawoman was caught on camera in Hungary kicking, tripping migrants near border with Serbia
Palestine and the Holy See are the only states that are not U.N. members; Pope Francis to address the world body later this month
As Russia appears to beef up its presence in the war-torn country, former CIA deputy director Michael Morell explains what the United States and NATO can do