Thousands of people of different faiths have formed a human ring outside the synagogue in Copenhagen where a Jewish security […]
Thousands of Different Faiths Form Human Ring Outside Synagogue Where Guard Was Killed In Copenhagen
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U.S. Sends Drones, Military Aid to Ukraine, But No Lethal Weapons
The United States announced Wednesday that it is sending small unarmed drones, armored Humvees and other assistance to Ukraine in […]
Three Men Plead Not Guilty in NYC for Plotting to Join, Aid ISIS
Three men accused in a plot to travel to Syria to join forces with the Islamic State group pleaded not […]
Francis Says He Only Expects to Be Pope for About 3 More Years
Pope Francis said Friday he doesn’t expect to be Pope much longer, raising the questions — will Popes stepping down […]
16 Indonesians Detained In Turkey, Others Missing While Trying to Cross Into Syria to Join ISIS
Indonesian officials confirmed on Friday that up to 32 Indonesians had been detained in Turkey or gone missing after being […]
Pastors Pray as Police and Protesters Standoff During Tense Night In Ferguson
Facing off across the very spot where two St. Louis-area police officers were wounded by gunfire less than 24 hours […]
Senator Says ISIS Could Pose Cybersecurity Risk to U.S.
The head of the Senate Intelligence Committee told Fox News that the next frontier for the Islamic State may be […]
On Trial, Boston Marathon Suspect’s Secret Online Life Explored
Today jurors in the Boston Marathon bombing case may learn more about what prosecutors call Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s “hidden” side with […]
On International Women’s Day, UN Official Says Global Gender Equality Is Still Half a Century Away
Nine years after taking office, Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is still a rarity in Africa – an elected female head of state. But she’d […]
Under Pressure, Hillary Clinton Asks State Department to Release Her E-mails
Hillary Clinton addressed concerns Wednesday about her use of a personal email account during her term as secretary of state, […]
North Korea Calls Knife Attack on U.S. Ambassador ‘Righteous Punishment’
North Korea hailed a South Korean man’s attack on the U.S. ambassador to Seoul in a statement through its Korean […]
New York City Public Schools to Begin Observing Two Muslim Holy Days
New York will become the nation’s first major metropolis to close its public schools in observance of the two most […]
Dozens of Miners Feared Dead or Injured After Blast Hits Coal Mine In Eastern Ukraine
Dozens of miners were trapped underground and feared dead after a blast on Wednesday at a coal mine in the […]
What the Justice Dept. Report Leaves Out: Some Police Forces Are Already Implementing Reforms In Dealing With the Public
A Department of Justice report finding that the Ferguson, Mo., Police Department was rife with racial bias highlights broader problems […]
Iraqi Government at Odds With U.S. on How to Fight ISIS
Tensions between Iraq and the United States over how to battle the Islamic State broke into the open on Tuesday, […]
U.S. House Passes Funding for Homeland Security Without Provisions
A chaotic three-month-long fight in Congress over funding the U.S. domestic security agency ended on Tuesday, but not before it […]
Iraqi Army Launches Offensive to Drive ISIS Out of Province North of Baghdad
Iraq’s armed forces, backed by Shi’ite militia, attacked Islamic State strongholds north of Baghdad on Monday as they launched an […]
Israeli Military Holds Drills In West Bank for First Time In 3 Years
The Israeli military said it had mobilized some 13,000 soldiers for an unannounced drill on Sunday in the occupied West […]
