Pro-Russian Forces Enter Donetsk Airport As Ukrainian Military Loses Ground
Ukrainian forces are losing ground inside Donetsk airport as rebel fighters impose themselves.
Russia Delays Mistral Legal Action Against France Until February
The delay may cost France billions in penalties if Russia proceeds with legal action.
East Ukraine War To Intensify After Peace Talks With Russia Suspended
Experts agree that the war in eastern Ukraine will get worse as a peace summit is canceled.
Pro-Russian Forces About To Take Donetsk Airport As Ukraine Peace Talks Called Off
After months of fighting, pro-Russian forces are close to taking a key target in the Ukrainian civil war.
Sweden Confirms Secret Second Hunt For Another Russian Submarine
Russia may have sent another submarine to Swedish waters at the height of a crisis with the West.
Former Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych Now Wanted By Interpol
Almost a year after his downfall, Viktor Yanukovych is on the wanted list at the request of those who ousted him.
Death Toll Of Karachi Bus Crash Rises To 63
The bus was hit by an oil tanker that was speeding on the wrong side of the road.
Croatia Narrowly Elects First Female President
After two rounds of voting, Croatia has elected it's first female president.
Terrorist Sleeper Cells Likely Operating Inside The United States, Sen. Dianne Feinstein Says
An attack like the one in Paris last week could happen in the U.S., according to Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
Paris Attacks: The Changing Face Of Terrorist Targeting
The shootings in Paris highlight that terrorists now go for "soft" targets, but terror has always been opportunistic.
As Merkel Says Sanctions May Be Lifted, Russia Moves To Disentangle From Ukraine
After nine months of fighting in eastern Ukraine, Russia may at last be ready to cooperate to save its shaky economy.
US Air Force Drops Record Amount Of Bombs Against Islamic State In Iraq And Syria
With the Islamic State group changing its tactics, the level of U.S. bomb-drops has increased dramatically.
Three Ukrainian Soldiers Killed On Eastern Orthodox Christmas Day
Three more Ukrainian soldiers died on the Eastern Orthodox Christmas Day, despite a ceasefire being in place.
Charlie Hebdo Paris Massacre Work of 'Highly Trained And Skilled' Attackers
Experts say the gunmen who fatally shot 12 people at Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris on Wednesday were "calm" and "controlled."
FAA Awards Commercial Use Drone Exemptions For Companies In Real Estate And Agriculture
The FAA has added to its list of companies exempt from the ban on commercial drone use.
Colorado Springs NAACP IED Explosion Deliberate, FBI Investigators Say
NAACP chapter President Henry Allen Jr. said he's hesitant to call the blast a hate crime.
NAACP Calls For New Ferguson Grand Jury Citing Multiple Concerns With November Decision
The controversial decision in Ferguson, Missouri, has prompted the NAACP to call for a new grand jury.
Fourth Former High-Ranking Russian Military Official Commits Suicide In Less Than A Year
Police are investigating for links among the four suicides since the circumstances are similar.
Passenger Aircraft Crash Lands At Nairobi Airport; Landing Gear Problem Reported
A small aircraft crash lands at Nairobi's international airport.
Pope Francis Names 15 Cardinals As Vatican Overhaul Continues
The pope continues on his mission to change the Vatican by picking cardinals, many from smaller, less developed countries.
Suicide Attack On US-Trained Somali Forces Kills 4
At least four people were killed when a car bomb was detonated next to a military convoy in Mogadishu.
Hassan Rouhani Hopes Iran Nuclear Deal Will Lift Sanctions In 2015
President Hassan Rouhani's comments mark a departure from the anti-Western rhetoric of his predecessor.
F-35 Could Be Delayed Another Four Years, But Pentagon And Lockheed Martin Deny Delays
Reports have emerged that a software glitch may delay the aircraft for a further four years.
Dozens Dead And Injured After New Year's Stampede In Shanghai
A stampede at a Shanghai nightclub led to about 35 deaths and many injuries. The cause of the incident is still under investigation.
As Russia's Economy Sinks, Vladimir Putin Must Choose Between The Military And Social Spending In 2015
With the Russian economy facing recession, Vladimir Putin must choose where to spend the country's slashed budget.
Russia Will Keep Estonian 'Spy' Until Spring, Moscow Court Rules
The Estonian intelligence officer abducted by Russian agents from inside Estonia will remain in a Russian jail until spring, a Moscow court has ruled.
AirAsia Flight 8501 Search Discovers Smoke Coming From Island
Smoke is seen coming from an island as the search for AirAsia flight 8501 enters a third day.
The Islamic State Praises Sydney Siege In Monthly Magazine Dabiq, Calls For More Attacks
Within the pages of its monthly magazine, ISIS praises Muslim attacks on Westerners and calls for more.
As AirAsia's Share Price Tumbles, Malaysia Airline's Recovery Becomes Beacon Of Hope
Despite two disasters this year that slammed Malaysia Airlines shares, they rebounded. Could AirAsia shares do likewise?
Jeb Bush Resigns From Rayonier And Barclays, Giving Clues To Possible 2016 Presidential Run
Speculation surrounding a possible 2016 presidential run is heightened as Bush resigns from some of his business interests.
