Paid-for sex doesn't count as adultery? Court ruling leaves experts baffled
Japanese judge rules that husband's infidelity with a bar hostess was strictly business
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Japanese judge rules that husband's infidelity with a bar hostess was strictly business
Several rebel groups say Arabs and Turkmens are being deliberately displaced as Kurdish fighters push deeper into ISIS-held territory
Police still investigating whether "Baby" was intentionally released or if someone forgot to close her cage
Zoo trying to determine what happened to four lions, three tigers and one jaguar; human death toll stands at 13
Omar al-Bashir was in South Africa for leaders' summit, but left quickly amid calls for him to be held on ICC arrest warrant
Jozef Wesolowski to be prosecuted under new Holy See law for sexually abusing young boys and having child pornography
South Korean officials say defector fled across the world's most militarized border on foot to avoid beatings from superiors
Mokhtar Belmokhtar was charged with leading 2013 attack in Algeria that killed at least 35 hostages, including 3 Americans
Worried recent disasters will cut into tourism revenue, officials reopen World Heritage sites -- with some caveats for safety
Britain may be making up for lost time with famed historic document, which was first memorialized there by the American Bar Association
Clarissa Ward meets people in Sanaa who have seen their ancient city turned into a warzone, and many can't understand why the bombs are dropping
Pope Francis accepts resignations of Archbishop John Nienstedt and his deputy amid charges archdiocese turned "blind eye" to abuse
While workers at nearly deserted resorts prepared for the high winds, Tropical Storm Carlos threatened to gain strength
A group of passengers, who expected to fly to London, wound up staying a night in unaccommodating quarters when their flight was diverted
U.S. warplanes targeted suspected terrorist thought to have led gas plant attack in Algeria in 2013 that killed at least 35 hostages