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Eric Garner Protests On West Coast No Longer Peaceful, Explosives Thrown At Officers [PHOTOS]

Peaceful protests that began on Sunday in Berkeley, California, were reportedly marred by looting and rock-throwing late on Sunday night.

Uber's India Chief Could Face Questioning By Local Police After Rape Charge Against Its Driver

New Delhi's state government banned the cab service Monday, shortly after Uber's CEO released a statement criticizing local screening systems.

Prince William, Kate Middleton New York 2014: Royal Couple Land For Scheduled U.S. Trip

Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton will embark on their scheduled U.S. tour after landing in New York Sunday.

Nawaz Sharif, David Cameron, Ashraf Ghani

Pakistani Taliban In The Crosshairs Of Aggressive Counterterrorism Operations

Nine members of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, were killed in a missile attack by a U.S. drone Sunday.

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North Korea Denies Sony Pictures Hack, But Praises 'Righteous Deed' Carried Out By Supporters

The Stalinist state denied that it carried out the hack, which revealed a trove of internal data, including salaries and social security numbers.

Jason Rezaian, Washington Post Reporter Charged In Iran; Alleged Offenses Unclear

Jason Rezaian has been detained in Iran for almost five months, but the allegations against him are unclear.

Uber Driver Allegedly Rapes Passenger In New Delhi, Is Being Sought By Police

Police are searching for the driver, after a woman filed a complaint that he physically assaulted and raped her Friday night.

Luke Somers Rescue Attempt Failed After Al Qaeda Militant Spotted American Commandos: Reports

“There is zero possibility that the hostages were victims of a crossfire,” a U.S. military official said.

For Foreign Tourists, Protest Marches Enhance New York Experience

Foreigners interviewed in bustling Times Square Saturday said they were generally sympathetic to the protesters' cause.

Sony Cyberattack Was 'Unparalleled,' Sought To Destroy Property And Leak Sensitive Data, Investigator Says

"The scope of this attack differs from any we have responded to in the past," the forensic investigator said.

Recovered From Ebola, Cuban Doctor Returns Home

Felix Baez, 43, was one of 256 Cuban doctors and nurses who went to West Africa to treat Ebola patients.

President Obama Sore Throat Caused By Acid Reflux, POTUS Treated At Walter Reed Hospital

The visit was a “matter of convenience for the President, not a matter of urgency,” White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said.

Man Faces Federal Hate Crimes Probe After Running Over Boy Outside Kansas City Mosque

Ahmed H. Aden, 34, has been charged in the hit-and-run death of a teenage boy outside the Somali Center of Kansas City on Thursday night.

George W Bush Calls Grand Jury Decision Not To Indict In Eric Garner's Death 'Sad,' 'Hard To Understand'

Former U.S. President George W. Bush weighs in on the decision not to indict NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo.

Iran Nuclear Talks: Joe Biden Resists Calls For New Sanctions, Gives 'Less Than Even Shot' Of Agreement

“This is not the time to risk a breakdown when we still have a chance at a breakthrough,” Biden said regarding new sanctions.

Philippines Typhoon Hagupit Update 2014: Storm Makes Landfall [PHOTOS]

The typhoon has gained strength as it approaches eastern shores of central Philippines.

Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel

US Will Keep 1,000 Extra Troops In Afghanistan In Early 2015

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said "10,800 troops, rather than 9,800, could remain in Afghanistan ... for the first few months in 2015."

New Case Of H7N9 Bird Flu Diagnosed In China

The latest diagnosis marks the second reported case of H7N9 bird flu in China in the past two weeks.

Santa Claus’ Pagan Origins: 5 Influences Behind Father Christmas

Several pagan legends are associated with the modern incarnation of Santa Claus.

UK Signs Deal To Build Its First Military Base In Bahrain Amid Instability In Middle East

The Bahrain base is expected to cost almost $23 million, as it marks a significant expansion of the U.K.'s naval presence in the Middle East.

'The Crew' Review: Ubisoft's Open-World Racer Isn't Fun

"The Crew" sets out to be a massive, multiplayer racing game unlike anything we’ve ever seen before. Yet it delivers so little.

Al Qaeda's Chief Of Global Operations, Wanted By US Authorities, Killed In Pakistan

Adnan Shukrijumah, believed to be al Qaeda’s chief of global operations, was wanted in the U.S. on charges related to a 2009 terrorism plot.

California Drought Of 2012-2014 Is The Worst In 1,200 Years: Study

Researchers use tree-ring samples and climate data provided by NOAA to determine the California drought is the worst in 1,200 years.

Luke Somers Dies In Rescue Attempt, Sister Says; Yemeni Defense Ministry Says Unnamed US Hostage Freed

U.S. and Yemeni forces launched a raid to rescue Somers late Friday, after the U.S. learned his captors planned to kill him Saturday.

Chuck Hagel In Surprise Visit To Afghanistan; Expresses 'Confidence' In Afghan Forces

The outgoing defense secretary, on an unannounced visit to Kabul, expressed support for the country's fight against the Taliban.

Philippines Typhoon Hagupit Update 2014: 600,000 Evacuated As Storm Approaches, All Flights Cancelled

Weather bureau PAGASA reportedly said that Typhoon Hagupit could make landfall at least five times between Sunday and Monday.

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