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Moldova Begins Military Exercises With US, EU Troops Amid Russia Fears

Moldovan and Ukrainian officials have expressed concern over Moldova's pro-Moscow breakaway Transnistria region, which lies on the border.

Countering ISIS: David Cameron To Launch 5-Year Plan To Defeat Extremist Ideology

British Prime Minister David Cameron's plan will focus on finding ways to increase opportunities for ethnic minorities.

Cameron Seeks More British Action Against ISIS In Syria

Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain needs to confront the ideology of extremism by promoting British values and challenge "ludicrous conspiracy theories" of groups such as the Islamic State.

Japan's Mitsubishi Apologizes To American POWs Used For Forced Labor During World War II

About 12,000 American POWs held in Japan were pushed into forced labor during World War II.

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Defiant Trump Refuses To Apologize For McCain Remarks

"I believe that I will do far more for veterans than John McCain has done for many, many years, with all talk no action ... Nothing gets done," Trump said.

US-Cuba Relations To Be Restored Monday As Embassies Open In Havana And Washington DC

More than half a century of hostility will fade into history Monday as Cuba and the U.S. jointly reopen embassies in Havana and Washington.

Yemen Civil War: At Least 45 Reported Dead After Rebel Shelling Near Aden

Medical officials say an artillery barrage wounded at least 120 people north of the Yemeni port city of Aden as Shiite rebels stepped up a retaliatory offensive.

Jailed Tibetan Monk Died Of Heart Attack: China’s State Media

Tenzin Delek Rinpoche was a supporter of the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader who Beijing accuses of being a dangerous separatist.

PM Cameron Says He Wants Britain To Do More To Fight ISIS In Syria

Britain conducts regular strikes against IS militants in Iraq but has so far limited its Syrian involvement to flying surveillance missions to gather intelligence.

Manage, Meddle Or Magnify? China's Corporate Debt Threat

The world's biggest corporate debt pile - $16.1 trillion and rising - is a significant threat to China's slowing economy and will not be easily managed.

Chattanooga Attack: Gunman Sent Friend 'War' Text Night Before Shooting: Report

Accused Chattanooga gunman Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez reportedly texted a friend a link to an Islamic verse the night before embarking on a shooting spree.

Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez Family Statement: Chattanooga Shooting Suspect's Parents Say Son Suffered Depression

"It grieves us beyond belief to know that his pain found its expression in this heinous act of violence," the Abdulazeez family wrote.

Russian Hackers Release Email Phishing Campaign Against Pentagon: The Daily Beast

Hackers send Department of Defense cleverly disguised emails intended to infiltrate the Pentagon with malware, the Daily Beast reports.

Iraq Bombing Called 'Abhorrent' ISIS Attack By U.S. National Security Council Spokesman

"This latest attack is yet another painful example of the atrocities that the terrorist group ISIL continues to perpetrate against the people of Iraq," a NSC spokesman said.

State Governors Order More Guns For National Guard Members To Carry At Recruitment Centers

In response to the shootings in Chattanooga, Tennessee, that left five servicemen dead, governors across the nation issued executive orders to arm National Guard officers.

Brazilian Soccer Hero Pelé, 74, In Hospital Two Months After Prostate Surgery To Fix A Pinched Nerve

Brazil’s world-famous, three-time FIFA World Cup winner has been hospitalized three times since November.

Court Decides Delaware Donors Must Be Made Public When Campaign Groups Spend Over $500

An appellate court panel decided a Delaware law limiting campaign contributions is consistent with the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark ruling in the Citizens United case.

China Must Learn Lessons Taught By Stock-Market Rout, Vice Finance Minister Says

China’s vice finance minister says, “There is a mismatch for supervision, and that is a real challenge.”

Ex-FIFA Vice President Jeffrey Webb To Appear In US Court On Bribery Charges Saturday

Former Vice President Jeffrey Webb pleaded not guilty and was released on $10 million bond. He ordered to relinquish his passports.

Donald Trump On John McCain: 'He's A War Hero Because He Got Captured. I Like People Who Weren't Captured'; GOP Candidates Respond

"He's a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured," the U.S. presidential candidate says at the Family Leadership Summit in Iowa.

Republicans Splintering On Same-Sex Marriage Fight Ahead Of 2016 Election Campaigns

Congressional Republican moderates seek to expand protections for same-sex couples while shielding tax-exempt religious groups from prosecution.

Immigration Reform 2015: Texas Attempting To Block US-Born Children From Birth Certificates If Mothers Entered Country Illegally, Say Immigrants, Lawyers

Advocates of immigrant rights say Texas is attempting to block U.S-born kids from gaining citizenship rights in cases where their moms entered the country illegally.

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