U.S. same-sex marriage ruling could have global impact
Gay rights advocates worldwide hope U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in favor of same-sex marriage will help their cause
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Gay rights advocates worldwide hope U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in favor of same-sex marriage will help their cause
The most compelling photos from the week's news, June 20-26, 2015, including landmark rulings by the Supreme Court, a heatwave in Pakistan and a Colombian tattoo festival
Pressure mounting at home and abroad on secretary of state to finalize a deal before time runs out
Investigators looking into what truck driver with history of radical Islamic ties did with the photo
Once a bright spot of democratic success, Tunisia is now "facing a growing sense of terrorist threat and dread," an expert says
ISIS claims credit for gunman's assault on beach resort as thousands of tourists plan to leave North African country
Victory means U.S. will face top -ranked Germany in tournament semifinal
Dozens of sunbathers were killed in a horrific attack at a Tunisian resort
The Democratic presidential candidate criticized 2003 Iraq invasion as a "mindless rush to war"
Thirty eight people, most of them British tourists, were killed when a gunman opened fire at a Tunisian beachside hotel on June 26, 2015; ISIS claims responsibility for the attack
Young man unfurls an umbrella and pulls out Kalashnikov, opening fire on European sunbathers; ISIS claims credit
Interior Ministry says at least 27 killed, more than 200 wounded by explosion targeting Shiites during Muslim holy month of Ramadan
An attack on a gas factory in southeastern France left at least one person decapitated and two others injured
Thousands flee Hassakeh while activists says dozens of bodies left in streets after 2 days of fighting in Kobani
10 days after Beijing said land reclamation in disputed South China Sea territory was near complete, local mayor sees "full-blast construction"