Obama to make case for sending special forces to Iraq
Officials say president will meet with congressional leaders to discuss sending limited number of troops to get better intelligence
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Officials say president will meet with congressional leaders to discuss sending limited number of troops to get better intelligence
Despite turmoil, spokesman for the Interior Ministry denies Iraq is in the midst of a sectarian civil war
With divide between Sunni and Shiite Muslims becoming more pronounced, can Iraq survive as a nation?
At least 48 people were killed and others wounded when more than two dozen unidentified gunmen attacked a coastal Kenyan town overnight
Abdullah Elshamy, once a chubby young man, looked gaunt and frail as he left police station still dressed in prison uniform
Correspondent and sound engineer for Russian state-owned TV channel die after being hit by mortar fire, TV network reports
Fans react as they support their favorite teams participating in the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil
One person's passion for Australia's famous bridge has thrill-seekers following in his footsteps
Ford, who is in rehab for alcohol addiction and has admitted smoking crack, has not abandoned his bid to seek a second term
"Football is a huge 'net' to bring these kids to the right side," says Paulo Bento, who runs an after-school soccer program
Tough negotiations over Iran's nuclear program unlikely to be helped by a thaw in relations over Iraq's blossoming crisis
The slaughter of dozens of Sunni prisoners near Baghdad has created many questions; Iraq's Shiite government blames Saudi Arabia for rising tensions
North Korean leader inspects what appears to be an aging Russian submarine, meets crew of his Naval Unit 167
U.K. satellite company behind sparse data on missing jet's path says it knows most likely location of wreckage, but "pings" diverted the search
The Americans pulled off a stunning last-minute 2-1 win over World Cup nemesis Ghana