Decontamination problems persist at Japan's crippled nuclear power plant
Evacuees may be years from returning home as government admits cleanup is moving slowly
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Evacuees may be years from returning home as government admits cleanup is moving slowly
Human rights groups say strikes are illegal and have killed or wounded scores of civilians in Pakistan and Yemen
Storm was centered 100 miles from the beach resort of Zihuatanejo Tuesday evening, and its winds had dropped to 75 mph
As Roma accuse police of discrimination, caretaker says mystery child enjoys her new life
George Horner, 90, performed with the cellist in Boston to benefit a foundation dedicated to preserving the work of artists and musicians killed by the Nazis
After 4 years in jail, Majid Tavakoli released thanks in part to U.S. activist who confronted Iran's foreign minister in NYC
As bush fires continue to rage in Australia's east, fears for wildlife likely caught up in the fast-moving blazes
The details of how Cuba's socially unequal currency market will be unified remain a mystery
Country is likely to sell pot directly and cheaply to adults in hopes of fighting petty crime and wrenching market away from criminals
With the deadline for Syria to declare its chemical weapons looming, the U.S. is sending support to the watchdog group charged with destroying the weapons
Syria's rebels have long demanded Assad step down before talks begin, but the West remains hopeful of a diplomatic solution
Dalai Lama gives wide-ranging interview, touching on mental health, relations with China and his possible successor
School principal and her husband charged with murder after 23 children died from eating pesticide-contaminated lunches in July
Catholics who divorce and remarry must get annulment in order to receive Communion, Vatican's chief doctrine official says
Activist Pastor Eddie Romero was demanding the release of imprisoned Iranian Christians when authorities detained him