Ecuador power plant construction accident kills 13
Chinese and Ecuadorian workers died at the site of the country's largest ever infrastructure project
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Chinese and Ecuadorian workers died at the site of the country's largest ever infrastructure project
Authorities say a gunman is holding a group of people captive in a cafe in Australia's largest city, but it is unclear if it is connected to terror
Islamic militant group marked the 27th anniversary of its creation with display of military arsenal in possible warning of more troubles to come
Arturo Pierre Martinez, 29, trotted out freely before media in Pyongyang amid questions over human rights; his mom says he's bipolar
Born on December 14, 1503, the renowned author of prophecies could never have foreseen his long-lasting impact
After passengers throw hot water and noodles at Thai flight attendant, Beijing says they "badly damaged the overall image of the Chinese people"
German news report alleges cover-up of systematic doping in Russia; IAAF official calls it as bad as Ben Johnson and Marion Jones
While the big final pact will likely happen in Paris next year, talks in Peru likely to lead to every country cutting greenhouse gas emissions
People around the world dress up as Santa Claus to run for fun and charity
As protesters demanding new government clash with police, embattled President Michel Martelly says PM is "willing to make that sacrifice"
Palestinian attacker posing as hitchhiker throws acid at Jewish man, wife, four young girls, Israeli military says
Some pictures just need more explanation than others
British government demands investigation after computer failure causes major disruption of air traffic into, out of London
Something good for trees but bad for humans, an unusual discovery in the gardens of Buckingham Palace
Last known patient with deadly disease walks out of hospital cured, but with outbreak still claiming lives in region, nobody is relaxing yet