A retired American lawyer allegedly fatally shot two protesters in Panama on Tuesday after becoming enraged about a demonstration that had blocked a busy highway.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and her Chinese counterpart, Vice Premier He Lifeng, are meeting Thursday in San Francisco to discuss economic issues between their countries.
A U.S. defense official says there have now been 46 attacks against U.S. forces overseas since Oct. 17, with the latest incidents unfolding in Iraq and Syria.
Toxic smog has sickened tens of thousands of people in Pakistan’s cultural capital of Lahore, forcing authorities to shut schools, markets and parks for four days.
An undersea volcano's eruption off Japan three weeks ago has birthed a tiny new island, although it may not last long. The island is about 328 feet in diameter.
An Israeli official reportedly said "It's not Israel's intention to reoccupy Gaza or control it for a long time" in the aftermath of the war against Hamas.
The anniversary of Kristallnacht serves as an opportunity to reflect on the horrors of that night and remember the lives affected by the violence and persecution.
Top leaders of Hamas have expressed little interest in governing the Gaza Strip or its people and admitted their desire for a permanent war with Israel.
Iran-backed Houthis militants shot down a U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drone conducting surveillance off the coast of Yemen on Wednesday, according to a senior defense official.
The leaders of the Hamas terrorist group are worth billions, making them one of the richest terrorist organizations in the world and able to afford luxurious lifestyles.
Brazil has arrested two people suspected of being part of a Hezbollah terror plot to attack Jews in the South American country, authorities said Wednesday.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced Wednesday that private rail companies must either offer passenger services or let the government run its trains on their tracks.
Turkey's high court on Wednesday upheld a law that carries potential prison terms for those convicted of spreading disinformation affecting national security, public order and health.
A study from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development analyzed health care habits and measures across its 38 member states and included some recommendations, as nearly one in five adults reported heavy episodic drinking at least once a month on average across 29 countries in 2019.
Germany's economy will grow by an underwhelming 0.7% next year, down from March's 1.3% projection, according to Berlin's panel of independent economic advisers.
Kosovar Prime Minister Albin Kurti has announced that an institute documenting Serbia's crimes against Kosovo's population in the 1998-99 Kosovo War is being established.
As olive oil prices skyrocket, chainsaw-wielding thieves are cutting down old trees for profit, as well as diluting premium product with inferior versions, and falsifying shipping data.
The family of an 8-month-old baby with a rare metabolic disorder has been fighting to continue life support for their child after a judge's ruling to withdraw life support.
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