Tom O'Connor

There are numerous online resources to help voters prepare for Tuesday's election.

Individuals could be seen smashing graves at the Bab al-Rahmeh ("Gate of Mercy") Cemetery,  with heavy equipment as Israeli soldiers looked on in a video posted on social media.

There are notable presidential elections taking place in November outside the United States.

Pope Francis stated Tuesday that women would likely never enter the priesthood according to Catholic teaching.

The royal decree was part of a plan to reform the kingdom's government and oil-dependent economy.

The International Criminal Court is expected to investigate the U.S. for alleged war crimes and human rights abuses in Afghanistan.

The U.K.'s chief of intelligence warned Tuesday that terror threats at home and abroad were severe and that Russia's aggressive foreign policy was adversarial to the West.

Turkey's tourism industry has suffered as a result of what other countries perceived as a heightened security risk.

A team of researchers has revealed for the first time in centuries that Jesus' burial tomb is intact.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has criticized a deputy minister for stating that powerful earthquakes that shook Italy last week were divine punishment for the country's stance on a controversial UNESCO vote.

Michel Aoun is a former military leader and political leader who has both fought and supported Hezbollah.

The Pirate Party received 10 seats, up from three in the last election. The Left-Green Party also won 10 seats, while the Independence Party came in first with 21 seats, up from 19.

Celebrating the Day of the Dead is a global tradition. Here are how some countries party with their undead loved ones.

Palestinian Liberation Organization Secretary General Saeb Erekat has called on Israel to respect recent controversial UNESCO resolutions regarding the status of Jerusalem's holy sites.

A wide coalition of Syrian rebel groups launched Friday a major offensive aiming to break months-long siege of Aleppo by government forces.

The Institute for Economics and Financial Analysis has issued a report to investors warning of "a diminished outlook" for oil giant ExxonMobil.

Turkish authorities arrested the two co-mayors of Diyarbakir, the country's largest Kurdish-majority city, and charged them with terrorism as the nation clamps down on perceived security threats.

ISIS has burned to death nine of its own fighters for attempting to flee Mosul as the Iraqi-led offensive draws nearer.

An Israeli groom and 12 of his party guests have been charged Wednesday with inciting terrorism after celebrating the death of a Palestinian child last year.

A look back at ISIS' major events, from its origins and rise, to major attacks and the current fight to maintain its caliphate in Iraq and Syria.

Russia has sent two warships carrying nuclear-capable missiles to reinforce its Baltic Fleet after NATO announced its plans for a massive deployment along Russian borders.

What would become the modern day Islamic State was founded in the chaos of post-Saddam Hussein Iraq.

The Icelandic Pirate Party has led the most recent polls before Saturday's national elections, a historic first.

The raids marked the latest attempt by a European country to counter threats made against targets in the West by global terror group Islamic State.

The U.K. risks restricted access to the EU's exclusive single market, David Prior said.

Liu Zhenmin visited North Korea Monday, the first top Chinese official to do so in eight months as the West calls for greater sanctions on Pyongyang.

The Iraqi Army has begun to liberate a Christian-majority region of Iraq from ISIS control as troops advance on Mosul.

A chemical spill at a local plant in the city of Atchison caused a dangerous fog that injured dozens and put the city on lockdown.

Many feel that the soccer superstar showed disrespect when he took a casual photo with Buddha.