Pope Francis blasts "ailments" of Vatican bureaucracy
In Christmas greeting, pontiff delivers withering criticism of Roman Curia, which runs the Holy See, as an organization suffering from "spiritual Alzheimer's"
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In Christmas greeting, pontiff delivers withering criticism of Roman Curia, which runs the Holy See, as an organization suffering from "spiritual Alzheimer's"
"In the Grip of the Law" brings together convicted militants and those affected by their terrorist acts; human rights groups question the airing of detainee confessions
Judge orders King Felipe's sister to stand trial along with her husband
A look back at some of the most memorable news images of the past year
And warns against suggesting Beijing played a role; Pyongyang threatens to strike "the whole U.S. mainland, that cesspool of terrorism"
Security Council taking up Pyongyang's human rights record for first time; North calls those who aided probe "human scum"
The Italian entrepreneur had climbed the building on four previous occasions
The out-of-control motorist injured 11 people at a time when tensions are heightened over Islamist threats
U.S.-led coalition launches 13 total airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, as fight to rescue Yazidi hometown heats up
Anger is growing as Chinese-led $50 billion project readies to displace thousands, wipe out villages, and shake up international trade
In addition to several public hangings of Taliban members, the Pakistani government moves to quell public outcry over massacre response
The story of a Yuletide football match between British and German troops on the frontlines of battle is so good, it's still being told, embellished and re-lived 100 years later
Nigerian extremists seen in video with so many corpses gunmen have trouble reaching bodies still twitching with life
4 Afghans from detention facility returned to home country as end of U.S. combat operations nears
Response comes after U.S. blames dictatorship of Kim Jong Un for hacking that escalated to terrorist threats