Avaneesh Pandey

The new head of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee has asked Obama to return the 6,900-page report on CIA's interrogation practices.

Fox News had reported of "no-go zones" in Europe where it claimed non-Muslims are afraid to go.

The four men, aged 20 to 28, are the first to face charges in a case related to the attacks in Paris between Jan. 7 and Jan. 9.

The move by Turkish authorities is the latest in a series of crackdowns on perceived foes of President Erdogan within the administration.

The United Nations said that high levels of unemployment among young people could eventually lead to "social unrest."

The measure brings the threat level for police in line with that for the general public, which was raised in September last year.

Foreign ministers from 28 EU nations have gathered in Brussels for a summit being held in the wake of the attacks in Paris.

A Kurdish military commander said that most of the prisoners released bore signs of abuse and neglect.

An Oxfam study has found that the richest 80 people currently have the same amount of collective wealth as those in the bottom 3.5 billion.

Reports of ISIS' presence in Afghanistan follow the release of a video showing militants from the region pledging loyalty to the group.

There could be at least two planets waiting to be discovered in the icy darkness beyond Pluto.

SpaceX founder Musk has outlined plans for his ambitious $10 billion space Internet venture.

Some Republicans have urged the two-time presidential candidate to sit out the 2016 race, fearing another failure.

The Nigerian Islamist group had, last week, allegedly killed over 2,000 people, including women and children, in the town of Baga.

Badawi was found guilty of blasphemy last year and sentenced to 10 years in prison and 1,000 lashes spread over 20 weeks.

According to a new study, unless immediate action is taken to mitigate the threat, marine ecosystems could soon become extinct.

The training, which may start as early as March, will be carried out in Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

The pope, in his comments, also condemned violence carried out in the name of religion, calling it an "aberration."

According to unconfirmed reports, the two women were freed after the Italian government paid a multimillion-dollar ransom.

According to the findings of a new study, meteorites may have been byproducts of planetary formation rather than their building blocks.

An Indian army official said that at least 200 militants, assisted by the Pakistani army, were waiting to "infiltrate into the Indian side."

The 'genocide' lawsuit, filed by a U.S. human rights group, had alleged that Narendra Modi was complicit in 2002 Gujarat riots.

The united resolve by President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron comes ahead of the latter's two-day trip to Washington.

Syrian President Bashar Assad also urged countries to share intelligence to combat terrorism.

A new study finds that the behavior of the insectivorous plant might be the result of millions of years of evolution and natural selection.

Rob Wainwright said that nearly 5,000 EU nationals who have joined jihadists in the Middle East could return and carry out Paris-style attacks.

Relatives of U.S. nationals, who were killed and injured in Jerusalem attacks between 2002 and 2004, have demanded $1 billion in damages.

Ban Ki-moon's comments came amid outrage among activists over statements by an Indian politician outlining plans to make gays "normal."

The Egyptian Court of Cassation dropped the only remaining charge against Hosni Mubarak, paving the way for his potential release.