North Korea warns foreigners to evacuate the South
Pyongyang says Koreas on eve of nuke war; Analysts see it as more bluster, say direct attack on Seoul extremely unlikely
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Pyongyang says Koreas on eve of nuke war; Analysts see it as more bluster, say direct attack on Seoul extremely unlikely
Armed rebels opened fire on U.N. convoy killing at least 12; South Sudan believes assailants backed by Sudan
Artist Red Hong Yi, goes for 30 days rearranging the food on her plate to create these extraordinary artworks
Korean workers evacuate the Kaesong joint industrial complex while North issues warnings to foreigners living in the South
Mehdi Ouazzani bemused to find his role in "The Bible" miniseries has become latest way for conservative commentators in U.S. to needle president
Taliban said to be claiming responsibility for shooting down a U.S. craft, but coalition officials say no known enemy activity in area at time
They give Tehran greater capacity to make raw materials that could be used for reactor fuel and possibly for weapons-grade material
The Iron Lady will be getting a ceremonial funeral -- one notch below a state funeral -- with televised service next week
Mom and dad remember daughter Anne Smedinghoff, who was killed in a Taliban attack while delivering school books in Afghanistan
Japanese experts voice concerns that Pyongyang may already be able to hit U.S. bases and major population centers
Rushdie remembers Thatcher with same complicated feelings he had for her while she was alive: disagreement with her politics, but gratitude for her support
N. Korea pulls 53,000 workers from joint factory complex, moving closer to severing its last economic link with its rival
German police say culprits made off with 5.5 tons of Nutella chocolate-hazelnut spread worth estimated $20,710
As Russian leader and Germany's Merkel tour industry fair, activists bare torsos and shout "Putin dictator!"
Former U.K. prime minister remembered by fans and foes for her resolve, fortitude