Report: Murder suspect gave plagiarized eulogy
South African man reportedly cut and pasted his wife's eulogy from online source, then was charged with killing her
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South African man reportedly cut and pasted his wife's eulogy from online source, then was charged with killing her
Human Rights Watch says U.S. supplied Saudi Arabia with controversial cluster munitions, which can kill civilians after conflict ends
Many had hoped a battle for recruits and prestige between the top terrorist groups would weaken al Qaeda, but they appear to be growing stronger
5 years ago, little-known leader of Liberal Democrats brought his party to the fore, but in 4 days, they could be left in the cold
Kensington Palace announced the name Monday, two days after the royal couple welcomed the baby girl
Top U.S. diplomat on official business in nation dealing with rising terror threat, but 1st stop was at elephant orphanage
With world wondering what she'll be called, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's 2nd little bundle to meet the Queen
Big planes banned at damaged airport and Mt. Everest climbing season ends early, but there is some good news
U.S. not the only nation facing a violent backlash over police tactics and the treatment of minorities
Officials say troops will train forces loyal to Yemen's president who fled after rebels began to overtake the country
At least 21 others were injured in the fight, which was between prisoners of different nationalities
Pyongyang officials say a 21-year-old New York University student from New Jersey was arrested when he entered the country through China
Survivors of Nigerian Islamic extremists tell harrowing tales of their year in captivity; military claims 700 rescued so far
Minority community has long complained of racism in Israel; rally against police brutality shuts down major highway, sees scuffles with officers
Israel considers a nuclear-armed Iran an existential threat, and the secretary of state insists nuclear deal is best way to mitigate it