For parents, explaining the details behind the Paris attacks to their children can seem intimidating but is necessary in today's overly open media age.
Several videos released Wednesday of surveillance footage taken from a restaurant involved in the Paris attacks showed the chaos and terror caused at the hand of the attackers.
After one of the worst terrorist attacks in France's history left an entire country on edge, a Muslim man decided to stand blindfolded in the center of Paris and ask fellow Parisians for hugs.
At least 129 people were killed Friday in at least six terror attacks that unfolded across Paris in the deadliest violence the city has seen since WWII.
"43" will explore the circumstances surrounding the September 2014 disappearance of 43 male students from Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College in Mexico.
Relief agencies in Arizona said they are ready to admit more refugees in the coming year after the U.S. announced an increase of the number to be accepted.
PHOENIX — An Arizona man was indicted Thursday for allegedly supporting the Islamic State militant group known as ISIS. Ahmed Mohammed El Gammal, 42, allegedly helped a New York City college student travel to Syria via Turkey to receive military-style training from ISIS. The indictment said Gammal and the unidentified student communicated for months before […]
BEIJING — Chinese state media said a huge explosion at a container port in the northeastern city of Tianjin has injured at least 300 people and killed at least 13. The state-run Beijing News said on its website that between 300 and 400 people had been admitted to hospitals in the city, east of Beijing. […]
Investigators were examining pieces of an airplane Wednesday that could be linked to a Malaysian Airlines flight that went missing about one year ago. Multiple outlets reported a piece of wreckage washed ashore on the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean. It appears to be a portion of a Boeing 777 wing, the […]
Michel Platini has launched his campaign to succeed Sepp Blatter as FIFA president, aiming to give the scandal-hit governing body "the dignity and the position it deserves."
When President Lyndon B. Johnson signed Medicare and Medicaid into law on July 30, 1965, roughly half of Americans 65 and older had no health insurance.
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said Wednesday he's gotten more than a million responses to his request for comments on how U.S. currency should be redesigned and recommendations for what woman should become the first female on U.S. paper money in more than a century.
The House and Senate are moving toward passage of a three-month patch to keep federal highway and transit aid flowing to states while lawmakers seek the right mix of policy and revenue to achieve a long-term transportation deal.
The president of Nigeria made his first official state visit to neighboring Cameroon on Wednesday, as the two former enemies struggle to contain the mutual threat posed by Islamic militants carrying out suicide bombings across the region.
An Israeli drone attack in southern Syria on Wednesday killed at least three pro-government gunmen, an activist group and a Lebanese TV station reported.
Jan Kulczyk, Poland's richest man and the founder and president of investment empire Kulczyk Holding, who made his fortune during Poland's economic transformations, has died from complications following surgery, the company said Wednesday. He was 65.
