Brazilian archbishop robbed at gunpoint in Rio
"They recognized the cardinal, apologized, but went ahead with the robbery anyway," spokesman says
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"They recognized the cardinal, apologized, but went ahead with the robbery anyway," spokesman says
The country is divided as Scotland votes on whether to become its own independent country or not
Joint Chiefs chair opens the door for boots on the ground, bucking Obama's declaration of no combat troops
Frank Van Den Bleeken sought euthanasia because he was "suffering unbearably" from his psychiatric condition, lawyer says
Scots are set to cast their ballots over whether the country will leave the U.K., and the vote could be a close one
As Obama pledges 3K troops to help reign in outbreak in West Africa, UN warns window of opportunity "is closing"
Did Colombian cycling team hope for some attention, or is it simply a case of "cycling, not fashion?"
Lawmakers ratify closer ties to EU -- issue which sparked crisis -- but they also sign off on bills granting rebellious east more autonomy
Police step up protection for judge taking heat over lack of murder conviction for former Paralympic track star
Mount Paektu, site of one of history's largest volcanic eruptions, shrouded in mystery due to its location in Hermit Kingdom, but that's changing
Investigators "focusing" on specific group on Koh Tao island after 2 young tourists found gruesomely murdered
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Secretary of State John Kerry will spend the week facing tough questions about Obama's ISIS strategy
Government sending planes to ferry out tens of thousands who couldn't leave before Odile hit
White House officials say $500 million effort will provide medical and logistical support to the region affected by the outbreak
Massive blast targeting military convoy rattles neighborhood near U.S. Embassy and base, and usual suspects claim responsibility