Wife, kids of slain hostage "choose to let it go"
Speaking for 1st time since husband Pierre Korkie died during U.S. raid in Yemen, widow forgives "those who caused his death"
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Speaking for 1st time since husband Pierre Korkie died during U.S. raid in Yemen, widow forgives "those who caused his death"
Executive ordered plane to return to the gate because she was angered by how she was served macadamia nuts
Last thing the royal couple would have wanted to do is get entangled in domestic controversy, but, William and Kate, welcome to America
Prosecutor pushing for appeal of judge's ruling that double-amputee track star committed manslaughter, not murder
A court order was released that authorizes removing barricades that have blocked the city's streets for two months
At least 21 were left dead after the typhoon hit the Philippines, also causing 2,800 to flee from their homes
The deaths of an American and South African hostage highlight the high risk involved in rescue missions
British parliamentary authorities launch investigation - not into the legislator, but into who took the pictures
Officials say previous strikes by Israel have targeted shipments of missiles bound for the Lebanese Hezbollah militant group
As infection rates in Liberia and Guinea begin to stabilize, disease is picking up pace Sierra Leone
Every child between 12 and 18 could be getting yearly mandatory drug tests; party also exploring same for politicians and journalists
"Filming and promoting it among people in the name of Islam and Jihad is a big mistake," Nasr bin Ali al-Ansi says of ISIS tactics
CEO of U.S.-based service vows to help "bring the perpetrator to justice" but also deflects some of blame on to India officials
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit New York and Washington, D.C.
American photojournalist Luke Somers' step mother and sister say "if there had not been a rescue attempt he would still be alive"