Tim Marcin

Donald Trump has reportedly lost the chance to host the British Open by making controversial comments during his bid for the U.S. presidency.

Turkey's Jewish population held a public menorah lighting ceremony for the first time in modern Turkey's history dating back to 1923.

Volkswagen's chairman said the scandal-tainted automaker will improve oversight of its engine-software department and revamp its corporate structure.

Second Amendment advocates in the Lone Star State plan to stage an event Saturday to protest gun-free zones.

A major retailer in the Middle East pulled all of its Trump products Wednesday.

The Holy Year in the Roman Catholic Church began with the traditional opening Tuesday of a Holy Door in Vatican City.

The brochure comes after a high-profile case in which a Russian student attempted to cross into Syria and join the terrorist group. 

The big NFL daily fantasy contests have seen a dropoff in prize money.

A 31-year-old PhD Muslim student reportedly found a severed pig's head while preparing for daily prayers.

The Royal Christmas has become a bit more fun for the kids, according to the Daily Beast.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called for urgent action from both Palestine and Israel.

Venezuela will hold an important election Sunday that could see its ruling party lose power in the National Assembly.

A new agreement to fight climate change is more likely as negotiators approved a draft at talks outside Paris Saturday.

The mogul is appealing to blue-collar voters in a way that increases the odds of a three-person race for the GOP's presidential nomination, the Wall Street Journal reports.

An internal review of the U.S. Federal Reserve's bank stress tests discovered significant issues in the way the central bank has run them.

Guatemalan soccer federation official Héctor Trujillo was arrested after his cruise ship stopped in Port Canaveral, Florida.

Journalists entered the home of the alleged killers in Wednesday's mass shooting, with reports later surfacing that house was still an active crime scene.

Tashfeen Malik entered the U.S. in 2014 with a K-1 visa, which requires a couple to marry within 90 days.

The bill would require that critics accompany any future petitions with court affidavits, and if petitions were proved false, the offender could face jail time or a fine as high as $20,000.

The identity of the men or if they had any involvement in the shooting was not yet clear, the LA Times reported.

Nicholas Thalasinos was described as a good friend and worked with Farook.

Tashfeen Malik was reportedly from Pakistan and had lived in Saudi Arabia.

A number of famous Brits spoke out against U.K. bombing in Syria, which was approved Wednesday.

Two owners involved in the NFL's L.A. relocation efforts are hoping for a January vote on the issue.

Former Nigerian National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki was allegedly involved in stealing money meant to be spent in the fight against terrorist group Boko Haram.

L.A. saw its chances at hosting the 2024 Olympic Games increase following Hamburg's exit from the bidding process.

The Planned Parenthood clinic terrorized by the gunman will reopen soon, says the organization's regional head.

The intruder, draped in an American flag, reportedly left behind a note indicating he expected to die because of his actions.

Les Miles takes the field as LSU's coach for the final time Saturday, according to reports. He would receive a handsome buyout if fired.