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Carlos Alberto, the man who captained the Brazil side often called the greatest soccer team ever to victory at the 1970 World Cup, has died at the age of 72.

It's one of the most spectacular races in the yachting calendar, fought out against a stunning backdrop of dramatic landscapes.

In a stadium where fans used to chant his name, jubilant Chelsea supporters reveled in Jose Mourinho's pain.

In Hong Kong, an old textile factory will turn into an artistic community space and heritage site called The Mills.

To defeat Islamist extremism we need to come to a common agreement, with a clear perspective, on what is the cause of this global threat.

The Indian government has sent letters to several companies offering a partnership to produce a fleet of combat aircraft.

A police officer has shot a person suspected of stealing a car in San Francisco, California.

It's a minefield out there. Before you step out in your sexy Harambe outfit, consult this handy chart.

Starting a new business in New Zealand takes less than one day. In Venezuela, it takes 230.

The world's most terrifying school run is about to get a little less hair raising.

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio to be tried on a criminal contempt charge, accusing him of disobeying a court order in a racial profiling case.

Here's how much tuition, fees, room and board will cost you this year at public, private and community colleges.

Media titans weigh in on AT&T, Time Warner merger at the annual WSJ Digital Conference in Laguna Beach.

A British Airways flight from San Francisco to London was diverted to Vancouver International Airport on Tuesday after members of the cabin crew became unwell.

An email from a WikiLeaks hack revealed that Neera Tanden, who currently helps run the Clinton campaign transition team, suggested Hillary Clinton's top aides never disclosed her use of a private email servers because "they wanted to get away with it."

"If you say no, I'll hit you twice," 31-year-old former British banker Rurik Jutting is heard telling an Indonesian woman in a horrifying torture video played to a Hong Kong court on Tuesday.

Han Jong-sun sleeps with the lights on.

Food shortages, recession, skyrocketing inflation and a plummeting currency are just a few issues causing Venezuela to dive deeper into crisis.

The civil rights group says school officials have done nothing to investigate the alleged incident