British hostage makes sixth appearance in ISIS propaganda
The new video released by the terrorist group purportedly shows journalist John Cantlie playing the role of a reporter, spreading messages on their behalf
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The new video released by the terrorist group purportedly shows journalist John Cantlie playing the role of a reporter, spreading messages on their behalf
Aide to South Korean lawmaker says Seoul's spy agency feels it's gotten to bottom of Kim Jong Un's mystery shrouded 6-weeks out of public eye
The vice president will lead the U.S. delegation to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Morocco as well as meet with leaders in Turkey and Ukraine
Ending an era in which Rob Ford admitted to drug and alcohol addiction while in office, the city put moderate conservative John Tory in charge
Statements from four people arrested Monday led authorities to a small town 10 miles from where the students were last seen
Law enforcement officials said the video was evidence that ideology was behind last week's attacks in Canadian capital
Suicide bombing at checkpoint manned by Iraqi troops bears all the hallmarks of an attack by ISIS
Counterfeiting and other smaller crimes currently lead to death row in China, which executes more people yearly than the rest of the world combined
The Kremlin said it would recognize Ukraine's political shift towards Europe; Poland moves troops to eastern border with Russia
Hollywood-style film clips and the rest of its media campaign boost the group's credibility among disaffected but plugged-in young Muslims
Palestinians want east Jerusalem as their future capital, but Israel says it has the right to build anywhere in the city it wants
Supposed cease-fire between the government and extremists appears to have failed, and the fate of hundreds of young girls is in doubt
British police detain man after he ran up to prime minister on a street and appeared to collide with him
Jamshed Javeed, 30, was "an otherwise law-abiding man" who suddenly began making plans to join ISIS last summer, U.K. police say
Soldiers being monitored include Maj. Gen. Darryl Williams who was the commander of the U.S. Army in Africa