Journalist fears for her life after duping ISIS
French reporter created fake persona online and wound up angering a militant in Syria, who thought he had won a bride
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French reporter created fake persona online and wound up angering a militant in Syria, who thought he had won a bride
Day after Baghdad announces risky effort to reclaim Ramadi and surrounding area, wave of bombs targets troops
Both Swiss and U.S. prosecutors announce criminal cases against top members of soccer's governing body, including money laundering and racketeering
No civilians or security personnel injured or killed during all-night siege at guesthouse in an area home to many embassies and foreign firms
Navy aircraft flew over the area with support from Malaysia to help find Rohingya and Bangladeshis that may be trapped at sea
Pentagon admits having this position involved would aid Iraqi troops and make air strikes more effective
Doctors in India fear there will soon be infections that antibiotics can't treat
In southeastern states, temperatures as high as 118 degrees have overwhelmed the region and shows no sign of relenting soon
The Russian air force exercises are taking place at the same time as NATO's two-week military drill over the Arctic
"Raqqa is now the new New York" of the caliphate, ISIS fighter proclaims of the new premier destination for terrorist newlyweds
Country with famed ancient art heritage has been on a campaign to recover looted artifacts that are part of its legacy
The list includes 24 CEOs, 15 billionaires and eight heads of state; they control $1 trillion in annual revenues
Forensic teams find remains at jungle camp where police believe traffickers held hundreds of refugees from Burma and Bangladesh like animals
Parvez Henry Gill says God told him to do "something good" for his community, but even fellow Christians worry it could backfire
Operation to reclaim Anbar province launched just days after Ramadi falls to jihadists, but optimistic predictions may belie grim realities on the ground