Russian police issue selfie safety guidelines
The instructions warn against standing on railroad tracks, climbing onto roofs or posing with a gun or a tiger
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The instructions warn against standing on railroad tracks, climbing onto roofs or posing with a gun or a tiger
Men were convicted of raiding army base near Tikrit during extremist group's 2014 sweep across Iraq and executing dozens of troops
U.S. lauds "important step" after 1st official talks between Afghan gov't and militants toppled by American military
Non-profit to fund first kindergarten for deaf in isolated nation, where disabilities often leave people house-bound due to misperceptions
Spain's famous -- and infamous -- San Fermin festival draws people from around the world, some of whom are lucky to make it back home
Shares have shed $3 trillion in just weeks, but is it just the world's 2nd largest economy coming to grips with capitalism?
After frustrating EU creditors by showing up without a solid plan, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras vows to map a route out of debt crisis in "speedy" fashion
As 20th anniversary of Europe's worst genocide since WWII approaches, Nedzad Avdic recalls "bleeding and waiting to die" amid a sea of bodies
The extremists are blamed for bombing in university town, the most recent in a string of deadly attacks
The pontiff warned immediate focus must be placed on climate change to reverse the damage done to the Earth
Despite mounting causalities of young men from Qardaha, the area remains deeply loyal to the Syrian president
The annual rite of passage for daredevils -- the running of the bulls -- got off to a harrowing start in Pamplona, Spain with three people gored
These photos from the The 18th annual World Bodypainting Festival will blow your mind
The rise of ISIS in Afghanistan has not gone unnoticed by either the government in Kabul, nor the Taliban
On the same day the Taliban staged two suicide bombings in Kabul, a government delegation heads to Pakistan to set stage for peace talks