25 years later, protest leader looks back at Tiananmen Square
In interview with Ted Koppel, Chai Ling tells of what she hoped to accomplish in the demonstrations
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In interview with Ted Koppel, Chai Ling tells of what she hoped to accomplish in the demonstrations
China's military crushed the pro-democracy protest in Tiananmen Square 25 years ago; the government still won't let anyone talk about it
Volcanic terrains in Hawaii had a close resemblance to the surface of the moon, making it an ideal location to train astronauts
Almost 800 babies found piled onto septic tank at home where women worked to atone for having out-of-wedlock children, newspapers report
With North Korean military threat mounting, top U.S. commander wants advanced missile defense system, but Seoul may be too worried about ticking off the neighbors
Rev. Alexis Prem Kumar abducted by gunmen in western Afghanistan, Jesuit Refugee Service says
The president called on NATO allies to step up their own defense commitments just ahead of the 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion
Defending decision to swap prisoners with Taliban, President says he did what "every mom and dad" of a U.S. soldier should expect
In Damascus, throngs flock to show support for Bashar Assad in voting deemed a sham by opposition as civil war rages
Secretary-General invites mayor to fall summit on the issue; world leaders, mayors of impacted cities will attend
Highly publicized cases provoked mass outrage and demands for change, but victims are still shamed and rapists often go unpunished
He'll spend four days in Europe, culminating with a D-Day commemoration that features a lunch with world leaders - including Russian President Vladimir Putin
Spain's King Juan Carlos plans to abdicate and pave the way for his son, Crown Prince Felipe, to take over
After five years of waiting, the tight-knit town of Hailey, Idaho, is switching out the "Bring Bowe Home" signs for "Welcome home Bowe"
Fernando Gonzalez, a Cuban spy recently released from U.S. federal prison, says "political will" is the only thing lacking in Alan Gross' case