HIV Losing Virulence As It Adapts To Human Immune System: Study
According to a study conducted by scientists from Oxford University, HIV is slowly evolving into a much milder, less virulent form.
ISIS Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's Wife And Son Held By Lebanese Military
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi -- the self-proclaimed Caliph of the Islamic State group -- is believed to have several wives.
Israeli-Canadian Woman 'Captured' By ISIS Says She Is 'Safe And Secure'
Jihadists believed to be loyal to ISIS had claimed on Sunday that the militant group had captured a "female Zionist soldier" from Kobani.
Obama's Plan To Shutter Guantanamo Bay Faces Opposition From Congress
Many lawmakers have rejected provisions on transfer of detainees -- an essential step toward the closure of the Guantanamo Bay facility.
UN Announces Suspension Of Massive Syrian Food Aid Program Serving 1.8M Refugees
The U.N.'s World Food Program said it needs an additional $64 million in December alone to support 1.8 million Syrian refugees.
Palestinian Woman Shot After Stabbing Israeli Settler In West Bank
The Palestinian woman was shot after she stabbed an Israeli settler in the Gush Etzion area and is believed to be in a serious condition.
Hong Kong Chief Warns Against Intensifying Protests After Overnight Clashes
Do not mistake tolerance for weakness, Leung Chun-ying tells protesters.
Global Warming: UN Climate Summit To Begin In Peru Amid Dire Predictions By Scientists
Negotiations will begin amid record-breaking global temperatures observed by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Pope Francis Ends Turkey Trip With Call For Solidarity Among Muslims And Christians
During his three-day trip to Turkey, the pope made frequent references to the plight of ethnic and religious minorities in Syria and Iraq.
Japan's Asteroid Probe To Lift Off On Monday After Bad Weather Delays Launch
The Hayabusa2 space probe, aiming to return samples from an asteroid, is now scheduled to launch Monday.
ISIS Suicide Bombs, Clashes Kill At Least 30 Near Kobani
Fresh overnight clashes near the Syrian border town of Kobani on Saturday have killed nearly 30 people, including over 20 ISIS militants.
Pope's Turkey Trip: Francis Urges Interfaith Dialogue To Counter Extremism
Pope Francis, on the first day of his three-day trip to Turkey, met President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and several top religious leaders.
Israel's Foreign Minister Urges Government To Encourage Departure Of Arabs To Future Palestinian State
The country's foreign minister suggested providing "economic incentives" to Arab-Israelis willing to move to a future Palestinian state.
Assad Government Denies Killing Civilians In Airstrikes, Accuses US Of Fabricating Lies
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, over 500 civilians have been killed in government airstrikes since Oct. 20.
ISIS' Indian Captives In Iraq Still Alive, Claims Indian Government
At least 40 Indian nationals, most of whom are construction workers, have been missing in Iraq since June.
WTO Adopts Historic Trade Deal After Months-Long Standoff
Negotiations over the Trade Facilitation Agreement had hit a dead end in July after disagreements emerged between India and the U.S.
UN Declares Emergency In Gaza After Floods Batter Coastal Enclave
The U.N. said that it is "particularly concerned" over the impact of the floods on Palestinians displaced during the recently-concluded war.
Iraqi Forces Enter Baiji Oil Refinery After Months-Long Clashes With ISIS: Reports
If confirmed, this will be the first time Iraqi forces would have entered the refinery since ISIS took control of the town of Baiji in June.
'Today' Show General Manager Jamie Horowitz Fired From NBC After 3 Months On The Job
Jamie Horowitz, a former ESPN executive, was brought on board to help the "Today" show reclaim the top spot from ABC’s "Good Morning America."
Netanyahu Threatens Reprisals After Jerusalem Synagogue Attack That Killed 4; Riots In East Jerusalem
Two men, reportedly armed with knives and axes, attacked worshippers at a synagogue on the western outskirts of Jerusalem on Tuesday.
Global Terror Attacks Hit Record High In 2013, Five-Fold Increase In Deaths Since 2000: Report
Of the nearly 18,000 people killed in terror attacks in 2013, 82 percent of the deaths occurred in only five countries.
French National Could Be Among Militants Seen In Kassig Execution Video
Several French news outlets claimed on Monday that one of the executioners is a French national named Abou Abdallah Al-Faransi.
Bank Of England Governor Mark Carney Urges Putting Bankers' 'Fixed Pay At Risk' To Curb Misconduct
Mark Carney's remarks come just days after major global banks were fined over $3 billion for attempting to rig foreign exchange markets.
Japan's Surprise Slip Into Recession Could Delay Recovery, Next Tax Hike; Jeopardizes 'Abenomics'
The third-quarter contraction in Japan's economy is believed to have been mainly triggered by a 3 percent sales tax increase in April.
Hundreds Of Thousands Of Birds To Be Culled After Highly Contagious Flu Strain Detected In Netherlands
While the virus detected in the Netherlands was identified as H5N8, the strain of the virus in the U.K. has so far not been identified.
Ukraine Clashes Kill 5 As World Leaders Condemn Russian 'Aggression'
The incident is latest in a series of clashes between Ukrainian forces and pro-Moscow rebels in the strife-torn eastern Ukraine.
UN Cuts Food Rations For Refugees In Kenya, Citing Budget Restraints
Kenya has seen a huge influx of refugees as conflicts in South Sudan and Somalia continue to displace hundreds of thousands of people.
Mads Gilbert, Norwegian Doctor, Barred From Entering Gaza By Israel
Mads Gilbert has been an outspoken critic of Israel, describing its actions in Gaza as “state terrorism at the highest level.”
Sweden Submarine Incursion: Country Releases Sonar Image As Proof Of Foreign Submarine Incursion
The search for a foreign submarine brought back memories of the Cold War, when Soviet ships routinely conducted operations in the region.
Obama Questions Pace Of Myanmar Reforms, Reaffirms Support For Suu Kyi
Obama’s meeting with Suu Kyi comes a day after he held talks with Myanmar’s President Thein Sein in the Burmese capital of Naypyidaw.