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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte wants six more months to "put everything in order" regarding his country's drug problems.

A list of the wiiners of the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards.

Researchers say the world's oldest fish hooks were meticulously shaped out of sea snail shells and found in Sakitari Cave on Okinawa Island in Japan.

The Interlace, by OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren, took home the World Architecture Festival's top prize.

Spread is Japan's largest vertical farm, a unique blend of agriculture and industry, and it grows and ships out produce year-round.

French photographer Etienne Malapert first traveled to Masdar City in 2014 where he captured a series of striking photographs of the unique, sustainable development -- still under construction -- in Abu Dhabi.

Ahead of the UN summit for Refugees and Migrants, we speak to three people who have fled conflict in Syria, Bosnia and Nazi-occupied Europe.

Media and elected officials can help keep us safe by using the word terrorism when applicable, regardless of the background of suspects, says Dean Obeidallah.

An explosion in the heart of New York's Chelsea neighborhood sent dozens to the hospital Saturday night. Shortly after the blast, a suspicious device was found a few blocks away, placing much of the city on edge.

A day after a bombing injured 29 people in New York City, videos show the same man near the explosion site and another location where pressure cooker found.

President Obama says "misinformation" fed by Fox News, Rush Limbaugh and right-wing web sites partly explains why the presidential race is such a nail-biter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party is winning Sunday's parliamentary elections, despite the presence of hundreds of opposition candidates on the ballot.

Tech entrepreneurs plan electrocution massacre of invasive lionfish, to preserve marine environments.

Charmian Carr, best known for her role as Liesl in "The Sound of Music," died Saturday at the age of 73, her website said. Carr died of complications from a rare form of dementia.

Restorations are now underway at one of India's most significant Islamic historical sites. Good news: it's already open to visitors

Jeb(!) Bush is back.

ISIS' media wing claimed the person who stabbed nine people at a Minnesota mall was a "soldier of the Islamic State," according to a statement posted online Sunday

Photographer Chris Steele-Perkins spent two years documenting the "Teds" youth subculture, a British Edwardian-style movement associated with rock 'n' roll.

After 11 incredible days of sport in the Rio 2016 Paralympics, the final day of action brought sitting volleyball gold for Iran and men's and women's marathons.

The Washington Post's editorial board was criticized for saying Edward Snowden, who leaked classified documents to the paper, should not be pardoned.