Japan's dolphin roundup biggest in 4 years, activists say
Sea Shepherd says 250 dolphins were herded into cove for annual dolphin hunt; Rare albino calf among 52 reportedly kept alive for sale
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Sea Shepherd says 250 dolphins were herded into cove for annual dolphin hunt; Rare albino calf among 52 reportedly kept alive for sale
Russian authorities have blamed the so-called "black widows" of slain insurgents for previous suicide attacks in the country
Protesters using rocks, firebombs -- and even a catapult -- against security forces
Novak Djokovic upset in dramatic 5-set match against Stan Wawrinka, ending his 25-match winning streak at Melbourne Park
At least 2 killed, dozens injured as sectarian violence fueled by Syria crisis continues to spread across region
With thousands of tickets still for sale amid fears of a terror attack and high costs, officials say they’re expecting a last-minute rush
Police chief says more than 50 Afghans working for U.K.-based Halo Trust de-mining organization have been freed in an operation after being abducted by gunmen
State-run TV says navy destroyer and helicopter carrier will sail into Atlantic for unspecified 3-month military mission
Tehran calls Bazn Ki-moon's move "deplorable"; Syrian opposition threatened to stay away from the peace conference if Iran was there
Woman whose militant husband was killed by Russian security forces may be aiding group that vowed to attack Games, source says
After intense diplomatic wrangling, the U.N. secretary-general says Iran is no longer invited to help negotiate a peaceful resolution to Syria's civil war
Security experts say the Russians are right in taking the threat made in a video from the alleged Volgograd bombers seriously
Manager of Vanessa-Mae says the classical-pop musician will be swapping her violin for skis to compete at the Winter Olympics
Orthodox Christians mark Epiphany with dips into frigid water
Pigeon enthusiasts, or "fanciers," from across Europe gather for The British Homing World Show in England