An Egyptian court has dropped all the remaining charges against the former dictator Hosni Mubarak, completing the rollback of the gains made during the Egyptian revolution of 2011.
Bombs exploded in Nigeria’s violent northern region as dozens of worshippers left a mosque after Friday prayers.
The Gadhimai Festival in Nepal, which is held at the temple of Bariyarpur, is home to one of the most interesting and violent festival traditions in the world.
As shoppers across the country stampeded and fought each other to be the first in line for heavily discounted goods, people also turned out at stores in acts of organized protest.
In Downtown Austin, Gunman Opens Fire at the Courthouse, Mexican Consulate and Police Headquarters
A new report reveals a disturbing level of media complicity in downplaying serious allegations of serial rape against comedian and actor Bill Cosby.
The Cleveland Police Department has released disturbing footage showing the shooting death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice by police as he played with a toy gun at a local park.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has announced that it will not cut production, a move that both threatens and strengthens national economies around the world.
Hundreds of thousands of people converged on downtown Manhattan in order to enjoy the sights and sounds of the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
A 12-year-old boy in Cleveland has died after being shot by a police officer as he played with a toy gun at a local playground.
U.S. Secretary of State Chuck Hagel has resigned from the position after questions began to surface about the United States' preparedness to deal with pressing issues of national and global security such as Ebola, Russian adventurism, and the rise of the Islamic State.
A new report reveals that a major factor in the collapse of the Iraqi Army in the wake of military advances by the Islamic State was the weakening of the army due to corruption that reached into its highest ranks.
Twenty-eight people are dead after the Somali terrorist group al Shabaab hijacked a bus in Kenya and executed all of the passengers who were not Muslims.
In a reversal of one of Barack Obama's campaign promises, US soldiers will remain in Afghanistan and participate in battle in 2015.
A rookie officer with the New York Police Department killed an unarmed man because he was "nervous."
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