ISIS militants carry out apparent mass execution in Syria
Dozens of Syrian soldiers dead in latest apparent mass executions by extremist group; U.N. peacekeepers detained further south
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Dozens of Syrian soldiers dead in latest apparent mass executions by extremist group; U.N. peacekeepers detained further south
Investigators say new analysis of phone data may alter search area of jet that disappeared on March 8
Rebels appear to have firm grip on another key town in northeast; Ukraine president calls emergency meeting of his security council
Scores, mostly teens, hospitalized in Colombia; all got anti-cervical cancer vaccine recently but Gardasil's maker insists all batches meet safety standards
Family and friends confirm a second man from Minneapolis area has died in fighting after joining extremists
Bold offensive could represent attempt to create a land link between Russia and Crimea
Outgoing top commander for U.S. says political turmoil has hurt military training, increasing vulnerability to anticipated Taliban onslaught
But defense says 4 Blackwater guards were acting in self-defense when they opened fire and ended up killing or wounding more than 30 civilians in Baghdad in 2007
Ambassador Ibrahim Dabbashi warns Security Council that internal divisions could push troubled nation over the edge
The Navy said the small patrol boat fired in self-defense after Iranian crew aimed a machine gun at them
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says the cease-fire left Hamas with no advantage, but Hamas also declared a win
Two Chinese engineers have built a replica of a Lamborghini Diablo capable of reaching 190 mph
Revelers take part in the world's largest tomato fight, La Tomatina, in Valencia, Spain
Critics said shirt with yellow star on the chest and horizontal dark stripes conjured up memories of the Holocaust
North Korea accuses America of acting like an "international human rights judge" and says the U.S. should "mind its own business"