How much were Napoleon's last wishes worth?
Only known copy of 1821 will written by French emperor, who died 19 days after penning it, fetches twice expected price at Paris auction
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Only known copy of 1821 will written by French emperor, who died 19 days after penning it, fetches twice expected price at Paris auction
Swiss aviator circles Japan's Mt. Fuji in a jetpack
Daily mortar fire in capital -- Assad's stronghold -- claims more lives after world powers fail to even agree date for peace conference
Knox stays in U.S., but her co-defendant Raffaele Sollecito addresses Florence court in retrial of pair for murder of U.K. student
Ex-exec learns drug data to prove generics' effects didn't exist; investigator suggests regulators were at best lax
24-hour strike causes disrupted public transport and canceled flights
For first time ever, intelligence agency bosses will answer questions in parliament and on camera, but why now?
Top U.S. diplomat urges Israel, Palestinians to make "hard decisions" in Jerusalem, but he has his work cut out for him
Discovery of over 1,400 works at a man's apartment in Munich reawakens painful memories of Germany's Nazi past
The State Department said that Rafael Caro Quintero kidnapped, tortured and murdered U.S. DEA agent Enrique Camarena in 1985
In publicity stunt for this week's Turkish Open, Woods stood on makeshift tee and launched drives along world's fourth longest suspension bridge, which spans 5,118 feet
Embattled politician Rob Ford said he loves his job and will stay on as mayor of Toronto despite admitting for the first time that he smoked crack
Ousted Egyptian president spent his first night in a civilian penitentiary in a hospital room after he complained he wasn't feeling well, said officials
Iranian state media plays up possible sign of progress in nuclear talks, although the IAEA could not confirm reports
Inspectors wait to visit the last of Syria's declared chemical weapons sites; negotiators can't agree on a date for peace talks