Iran's leader takes issue with "American Sniper"
Ayatollah says he's never seen it -- and nobody in his country may be able to -- but he's convinced it will endanger Muslims
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Ayatollah says he's never seen it -- and nobody in his country may be able to -- but he's convinced it will endanger Muslims
Officials delay execution of 6 drug convicts, including 5 foreigners, due to "technical problems"
Mohammed Nisham slammed his Hummer into his security guard and hit him with an iron rod after pinning him against a wall
Fight for key transport hub had marred cease-fire, but even if that battle is over the chance for lasting peace remains unclear
President el-Sissi says "there is no choice" but for a military coalition to prevent takeover of Libya by Islamic extremists
At least 20 officers killed in latest assault on security forces as Taliban militants target station in Logar province
Power line falls on music group's float during annual celebration in Port-au-Prince, electrocuting one and setting off deadly stampede
Cafe where gunman opened fire over the weekend briefly evacuated again over suspect envelope as new details emerge on slain shooter
2 days after peace plan came into effect, fighting over key town remains relentless and both sides refuse to even consider the next step
Pyongyang says the United States ignored its offer to come to a conference in Washington to defend itself after being accused of human rights abuses
Residents of Japan's northeastern coast were warned to stay away from the shore
Warplanes hit training camps and weapons depots in Libya a day after ISIS claimed it executed Egyptian Christians
The Vactican said Pope Francis spoke with the head of the Coptic Orthodox Church to express his solidarity
Former IMF boss appears more likely than ever to get off in "pimping" case, despite admitting to being "rough" with sexual "conquests"
Defendant allegedly served in Auschwitz death camp from January 1942 to June 1944