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Hackers claiming to be members of the now infamous "CyberCaliphate" targeted the website and Facebook page of the network on Wednesday.

The unconfirmed emails show a senior Kremlin official negotiating with a man with ties to National Front.

The Boko Haram headquarters in Gwoza, Nigeria, had been one of the few strongholds it had left in northern Nigeria.

The documents reportedly show that the CIA considers Israel a “priority threat country,” along with Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and Cuba.

Also known as the Guantanamo Five, the Taliban Five are living cushy lives in Qatar.

Simply throwing money at content won't win the streaming-TV wars.

"Minecraft," rated suitable for children aged 7 and over in the U.S., is widely considered less violent than other mainstream games.

Edward Jay Epstein wrote Monday that he was the only reporter interviewing Oswald’s friend on the day of his death.

Israeli Arab politicians are hoping to move their community from the sidelines after years of declining voter turnout.

Bill Cosby's lawyers are seeking to dismiss a defamation lawsuit against the comedian by saying he is acting in self-defense.

The Arctic region is rich in oil, gas and offers trading sea routes, and Russia has been escalating military exercises to defend its interests in the area.

Nadiya Savchenko was allegedly captured by pro-Russian rebels and taken to Moscow, charged with involvement in Russian journalists' deaths.

Russia's nuclear force is set for major upgrades over the next few years, per a new Russian military doctrine.

The picture shows a gay couple, Jon and Alex, being intimate in St. Petersburg, Russia.

The group that claimed to have hacked the U.S. Central Command and Taylor Swift has hit International Business Times.

In Ukraine, women make up the "overwhelming majority" of internally displaced people.

But he certainly wouldn't decline if elected.

New tech startups pop up every day, but Glassbreakers is different: It helps women break into the notoriously bro-centric Silicon Valley.

Lebanon is on edge as Israel and the Shiite militants trade fire, but their confrontation is unlikely to escalate.

Police are investigating for links among the four suicides since the circumstances are similar.

Mia Khalifa is PornHub's highest-ranked adult star and one of Lebanon's least favorite celebrities.

Several Jewish institutions have beefed up security measures after a gunman took dozens of people hostage at a café in Sydney.

Bill Cosby's biographer, Mark Whitaker, the former editor of Newsweek, said he steered away from allegations he "couldn't confirm independently."

Barbara Bowman, who alleges she is one of 13 women Bill Cosby drugged and raped, penned an op-ed about her ordeal.

A grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri, will decide whether to charge police officer Darren Wilson with murder.

Szabo's supposed involvement with bitcoin comes after Newsweek was heavily criticized for its story on the cryptocurrency.

For the first time, scientists have found a virus known to attack green algae can also infect human brains.

ISIS makes money on oil, private donations, extortion and human trafficking. Newsweek's cover story explores how they do it.

The first issue lands on newsstands, and 200,000 copies will retail for $5.99 each.