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Thomas Gibson is finally speaking out about the on-set brawl with writer and producer Virgil Williams that led to his “Criminal Minds” firing.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has expressed "deep concern" over increasing attacks against civilians in Yemen with a total of 180 civilians killed in one month, raising the death toll to nearly 4000 since March 2015.

A dog who rooted through the trash from a family dinner and ate seven corncobs is recovering after a charity raised money for surgery.

A teacher at a Tulsa charter school attended by the daughter of an unarmed black man killed by a white officer says the tragedy "lives and breathes" among her classmates in a moving essay she posted on Facebook detailing her experience helping students cope.

Gabon's Constitutional Court has convened to rule on the disputed election in which President Ali Bongo Ondimba was declared the winner by a margin of less than 2 percent.

A giant blob of gas and dust far off in the universe mysteriously glows bright green, and astronomers have finally figured out why.

Ancient Roman ruins that lie hidden below the surface at the Apennine Mountains of Italy have largely escaped discovery.

"The idea is the easy part," says Cuban.

The Latest on the mass migration to Europe: 1:20 p.m.

The Latest on an Oklahoma police officer's fatal shooting of an unarmed black man (all times local): 5:35 a.m.

Germany's defense minister says despite recent gains against the Islamic State group in Iraq, the fight is far from over.

Conservation groups say Laos has promised to phase out tiger farms, which could help to curb the illegal trade in the endangered animals' body parts and protect the depleted population of tigers in Asia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has named his top political strategist to serve as the speaker of the newly elected parliament after elections that saw the main pro-Kremlin party strengthen its grip on the lower house.

The Latest on unrest in Charlotte following the shooting of a man by police (all times local): 6:20 a.m.

Poland's conservative prime minister says she will make changes in her government next week because some ministers are "not coping" and things are not "fully working as they should." Prime Minister Beata Szydlo tells Polish state Radio 1 on Friday the changes are needed because her ruling Law and Justice party vowed to bring a new quality into politics and to protect the interests of ordinary people.

An Indian court has acquitted two suspects in the death of a British teenager whose body was found on a popular beach in western India in 2008.

A university in Pennsylvania is allowing students and workers to use nicknames on some campus records, including student identification cards and emails, in an effort to better allow them to express their identities.

Dozens of bodies, many decomposed, are being pulled out of the waters off the Egyptian coast three days after hundreds of migrants heading to Europe, drowned when their overcrowded boat capsized.

A New Jersey man has been charged after police say his 5-year-old son brought 30 packs of heroin to school.

German and French economic and financial leaders are meeting for talks focused on the strengthening of growth and investment in Europe, and the impact of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.