Greek Villagers Claim Figure of Jesus Has ‘Wept Since Syriza Win'
Reports from the small village of Asprokampos claim that the icon has been 'crying' since the election results.
View ArticleISIS's Deadly March From the Middle East to North Africa
Libya appears to be Islamic State's most successful move yet beyond its Middle East heartland.
View ArticleAfter Mass Beheadings, Egypt Calls for U.N.-Backed Military Action in Libya
After the beheading of 21 Christians, Egypt sees no other choice.
View ArticlePhotos: Mardi Gras 2015 Saw Costumes and a Cold Spell
Chilly temperatures didn't dissuade New Orleans residents and visitors from taking part in Mardi Gras on Tuesday, the capstone of the annual Carnival celebrations that draw about a million people to...
View Article300 Boko Haram Fighters Killed, Nigerian Military Says
Neighboring countries plagued by cross border attacks are weighing in against the insurgent group.
View ArticleRolls-Royce to Release High-End SUV
Industry experts say the BMW-owned luxury car maker could alienate core market ‘high bodied’ vehicle.
View ArticleDonetsk Rebel Leader Wounded on Ukraine Frontline
Initial reports suggest Alexander Zaharchenko was shot in the foot in the town of Debaltseve.
View ArticleNew Images of Ceres Reveal More Mysterious Bright Spots
It’s the best look we've yet had of the dwarf planet.
View ArticleObama Names Interim Chief Joseph Clancy to Lead Secret Service
Clancy, a 27-year Secret Service veteran and trusted insider, takes over a troubled agency as its permanent chief.
View ArticleRussia Pushes On With Snap Military Drills as EU Tensions Escalate
The country's deputy minister of defence told press sanctions have not depleted supply.
View ArticleMorocco Appeals Africa Cup Sanctions Caused by Ebola Fears
Morocco failed to host this year’s tournament because of an outbreak of Ebola.
View ArticleISIS Beheadings: Time for Japan to Step Up
The brutal execution of Japanese citizens may end the country’s constitutional pacifism.
View ArticleArtificial Skylight Could Allow Us to Build Deeper Underground
The developer claims artificial skylight 'tricks the brain' into believing it’s the real thing.
View ArticleU.S. Accuses Israel of Inaccurate Leaks on Iran Talks
The accusation intensified tensions before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's contentious March visit to Washington.
View ArticleACLU: Plan to Expand FBI Search Powers May Compromise Cybersecurity
With little congressional involvement, the Justice Department is changing the rules about how law enforcement obtains warrants.
View ArticleJordan-Based Rap Group Sues Netanyahu Over Campaign Ad
An Israeli election campaign ad says the left will show ISIS the way to Jerusalem, and uses a song by the rap group.
View ArticleJeb Bush Taps Usual Suspects for Foreign Policy Advice
The ex-Florida governor didn’t go far outside his comfort zone for his foreign policy cadre.
View ArticleThe World According to Jeb Bush
Bush offered few answers in his first foreign policy speech of the undeclared presidential campaign.
View ArticleA Family Left Behind: Mourning the Unarmed Man Shot by Police in Pasco
Police in Washington state killed Antonio Zambrano-Montes after he threw rocks at them. His wife is seeking $25 million.
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