After Plan To Close Guantanamo Bay Announcement, Human Rights Advocates Still Worry
Human Rights Advocates said the president's plans to shut down the detention center at Guantanamo Bay were a step in the right direction. But has he gone far enough?
Saudi Arabia And Qatar Nearly Triple Arms Imports Amid ISIS Threats And Syria, Yemen Wars
Persian Gulf states were the most significant markets for U.S. weapons sales between 2011 and 2015, a recent report found.
ISIS In Afghanistan: US Airstrikes, Afghan Forces Target Islamic State Group In Eastern Nangarhar Province
Islamic State group militants, thought to number up to 3,000 in Afghanistan, have sought to carve out a stronghold in the conflict-ravaged country.
European Refugee Crisis And Schengen: How Ending Europe’s Open Border Policy Could Prove Costly
The continent's politicians are increasingly facing pressure to, at least temporarily, suspend an open-borders policy. But at what cost?
Syria's Civilian Death Toll Climbs: ISIS Suicide Bombings Aimed At 'Subverting Peace,' Russia Says
Syria's opposition was set to meet Monday in Saudi Arabia to discuss a ceasefire, but will recent ISIS violence derail those efforts?
Saudi Arabia And Turkish Military Defense Companies Team Up Amid Growing Regional Threats
The agreement is expected to bolster military relations between both countries as both mull over the possibility of ground operations in Syria.
Syrian Refugee Crisis: Turkey Shooting Civilians Fleeing War As Aleppo Violence Spirals, Report Says
An Amnesty International report condemns Turkey’s border closure and documents cases of the country’s soldiers shooting civilians, including children.
Ankara Bombing Update: Kurdish Militant Group TAK Claims Responsibility For Attack
The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks promised more attacks against the Turkish government Friday after taking responsibility for a bombing that killed 28.
What Is SpaceShipTwo? 5 Facts About Virgin Galactic's New Tourism Spacecraft
Here are some things you should know about the tourism spacecraft, which is being introduced more than a year after an accident set the nascent industry back.
North Korean Defector Assassination Order? South Korea Steps Up Dissident's Security Amid Threat
The news came as South Korean officials warned of a possible “terror attack” by the North targeting defectors and anti-North Korean activists.
CNN Republican Town Hall Live Stream: How To Watch Donald Trump, John Kasich And Jeb Bush Face Off In South Carolina
Front-runner Donald Trump, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Ohio Gov. John Kasich were set to take the stage Thursday night at 8 p.m. EST.
Afghanistan News: Corruption Still Top Issue After Decades Of War As Taliban Spreads
Widespread corruption is fueling fighting, as a growing number of Afghans are turning toward the Taliban for an alternative.
Hillary Clinton’s Emotional New Ad Addresses Immigration, Vies For Hispanic Nevada Voters [VIDEO]
In the new ad, the former secretary of state comforts a 10-year-old Hispanic child, nervous that her family could be deported.
CNN Republican Town Hall Live Stream: How To Watch Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz And Ben Carson Face Off In South Carolina
Just days ahead of the South Carolina primary, Republican presidential candidates are preparing to take the stage for town hall meetings in the Palmetto State.
Ankara Explosion: Injuries Reported In Turkey Capital Near Military Site
Wednesday's blast in Ankara killed 18 and injured 61, not far from the headquarters of the nation's parliament and military.
US Hate Groups Rise In 2015: Immigration, Black Lives Matter, Confederate Flag Debates Fuel Extremism, Report Finds
Heated debates over immigration, law enforcement and racial issues fueled growing extremism in 2015, a new report has found.
Ben Carson: Muslims Who Support American Values And Islamic Law Are ‘Schizophrenic’
The candidate said any Muslims who adhere to Islamic law and also support American values must be "schizophrenic."
Egypt's Missing Christians: A Year After ISIS Beheadings, Human Rights Group Demands Answers On Kidnapped Copts
A human rights group demands that Egyptian and Libyan authorities to investigate the whereabouts of at least 8 people taken by the Islamic State group in Libya.
Kim Jong Il's Birthday: Lavish 'Kimjongilia' And Rocket Displays Celebrate Late North Korean Leader
A lavish exhibit in Pyongyang celebrated the late North Korean leader's birthday — an important national holiday in the authoritarian state.
Anti-Muslim, Refugee Sentiment Condemned In Proposed Indiana City Resolution
The proposed resolution aims to push the Indiana governor to lighten his stance toward refugee resettlement in the state.
US Postal Service Miracle? $1.1B Turnaround Reported, But Officials Hold Back Celebration
The numbers at first might look hopeful — but officials say there’s little reason for celebration.
Egyptian Court Overturns 15-Year Sentence For Police Officer Responsible For Activist's Death
The controversial ruling was seen to follow suit with a series of recent acquittals for police officers convicted for the deaths of protesters.
Antonin Scalia Death: Polarized Cases Impacted — Abortion, Affirmative Action, Immigration At Stake
Republican senators may delay confirmation of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s successor, but any postponement might severely impact pending cases.
Turkey Shells Kurdish Targets In Syria Despite Calls For De-Escalation
Both France and the U.S. have called on Turkey to cease its targeting of the Kurdish fighters in Syria.
Brazil Corruption Scandal Update: Former President Lula Prepares For Graft Probe Testimony
Just a week after Brazil's annual carnival, the country's former president is set to defend himself in court.
Valentine’s Day Traditions Around The World 2016: How Guatemala, South Korea, Denmark, Other Nations Celebrate
While Valentine’s Day is mostly a Western tradition, given its roots in Christianity, the holiday has caught on in countries around the world in recent years.
John Kasich The Next Republican President? In New Hampshire Primary, Ohio Governor Pulls Ahead
Although overshadowed by Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, Ohio Gov. John Kasich — who came in second place in New Hampshire on Tuesday — has real political assets.
Can Hillary Clinton Still Become President? Watch Concession Speech Live Stream After New Hampshire Results
Early exit poll results indicated a clear defeat for the former secretary of state in New Hampshire. What's her next move?
Is Ash Wednesday A Holy Day Of Obligation? 5 Misconceptions And Facts On The First Day Of Lent Explained
Many are unclear about their obligations during the season, so here’s a guide to help you through Ash Wednesday.
From Telenovelas To Turkish Dramas: Why Turkey's Soap Operas Are Captivating Latin America
A region known for exporting its own telenovelas is now importing Turkish soap operas.
