The German government is spending €6bn to help the large number Syrian refugees entering its country.
Pope Francis calls for European Catholic institutions to open their institutions to give refuge to migrant families escaping death from war or hunger.
As part of the "mandatory quota" proposed by the chief of the European Commission, a total of 120,000 refugees are planning to be relocated from war-torn countries.
A couple in Ohio decided to mention heroin as the cause of its daughter's death, in order to spread awareness of the seriousness of substance abuse.
A 22-year-old got arrested for carving his name "Julio" into the limestone interior walls at the Alamo.
A new report on the 43 students' massacre in Mexico shows that the government had erred in its investigation.
US Secretary of State John Kerry is worried about Russian military presence in Syria, and will take it forward when Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov visits New York later this month.
While the stomach is constantly craving for food, you can eat a few items that will suppress your hunger.
An alligator in Louisiana crawled out of a neighborhood storm drain Thursday morning and trekked across several lawns before settling into a family's porch and pond.
Bobby Johnson had been forced to confess to a crime that he did not commit at the age of 16, but at last he has received his exoneration.
Billionaire Naguib Sawiris, an Egyptian man worth $2.9 billion is planning to buy a European island to provide a home for refugees.
The Japanese government lifted an evacuation order on Naraha, a town hit by nuclear radiation during the Fukashima disaster, over four-and-a-half years after relocating the population.
Recent research found that the evolution of animals led to the earth's first mass extinction, rather than a meteorite or super volcano.
Research shows that boys affected by autism are three times more likely than girls to display repetitive and restricted behaviour.
The late Sydney Pollock directed the film of Aretha Franklin giving a legendary church performance in Los Angeles in 1972.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM