Deadly lion attack victim identified

American woman mauled to death at South Africa's Lion Park was trying to raise money for organizations working against poaching

• Jun 3, 2015

S. Korea tests ballistic missile as tension mounts

Seoul responds to recent claimed advances in military technology north of the border with a bold new claim of its own

• Jun 3, 2015

BBC causes Twitter scare about Queen Elizabeth

British broadcasting behemoth apologizes for errant message sent by a journalist that wasn't meant for public eyes, yet

• Jun 3, 2015

Arrest notices as FIFA enters the post-Blatter era

Interpol issues a "red notice" for 6 officials linked to departing FIFA chief as question marks hang over next World Cups, and world soccer's future

• Jun 3, 2015

As China flexes its muscles, America looks for the right response

U.S. leaders are still debating how to respond to China as it tries to prove its military and economic strength

• Jun 3, 2015

China ramps up search for sunken ship survivors

Government adds dozens more divers and some heavy equipment to the effort as rescuers contemplate their next move

• Jun 3, 2015

Soccer match between Cuban, NYC teams fosters détente

A rain-soaked game between the New York Cosmos and the Cuban national team could help further warming relations with the U.S.

• Jun 2, 2015

Chances for rescue of China cruise ship passengers fading

More than 400 people who were aboard a vessel in the Yangtze River are still unaccounted for, officials say

• Jun 2, 2015

FIFA President Sepp Blatter to resign

Leader of soccer's world governing body -- which is currently engulfed in a corruption scandal -- lays out succession plan in surprise announcement

• Jun 2, 2015

UK roller coaster crash leaves 4 with "serious injuries"

Witness tweets that he saw "blood everywhere" after collision on the Smiler ride at the Alton Towers amusement

• Jun 2, 2015

Gunmen kill 9 as Afghan war's toll nears 100k

As a Czech charity is targeted by militants, Brown University study reveals shocking statistics from almost 15 years of war

• Jun 2, 2015

Violinist finishes work started by father, stopped by Nazis

Award-winning Jewish performer completes concerto his father began in Germany in 1933, but never got to finish

• Jun 2, 2015

New claim from Russia on downed Malaysia Airlines jet

Gov't controlled Russian missile maker suggests rocket that hit Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine was from Ukraine's arsenal

• Jun 2, 2015

Israeli soldier given prison time for eating pork

U.S.-born solider in training "violated rules and regulations" when he pigged out on a sandwich during a break, Israeli military says

• Jun 2, 2015

Next step in U.S. reporter's Iran spy trial?

Lawyer says Washington Post's Jason Rezaian will soon be back in court, but pretty much everything else remains a secret

• Jun 2, 2015

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