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Brazilian rugby player Isadora Cerullo accepted a marriage proposal from her girlfriend, Marjorie Enya, following Monday's Olympic finals.

Despite shocking recent injuries at the Olympic Games in Rio, experts say that the frequency and severity of athletes' injuries haven't varied in the past decade.

Ethiopia is facing a crisis of unprecedented magnitude, yet its government and Western enablers refuse to acknowledge and recognize the depth of the crisis.

Michael Sandford, who told US police he wanted to he wanted "to shoot and kill" Donald Trump is struggling to cope in prison, his mother Lynne Sandford says.

Sen. Susan Collins said Tuesday that Donald Trump could make the world "more dangerous" and that his values represent a threat to the Republican Party.

According to five current and former employees, many Fox News hosts, on-air personalities and producers have long feared that former network chief Roger Ailes had tapped their phones and was monitoring their conversations.

With a lick of some honey that was spooned onto her palm, human rights activist Irom Sharmila on Tuesday ended her 16-year hunger strike in India -- the longest such fast in the world.

An Indian photographer took his wife's picture with him on their Italian honeymoon, instead of his wife, after she lost her passport and couldn't make the trip.

Waheed al-Bursh is charged with using his position with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to aid Hamas.

The US women's gymnastics team is expected to win gold in Tuesday's team final.

A 19,000-ton oil rig was blown ashore in Scotland during a severe storm.

The key to robbing frustration of its oxygen is perspective. Here's how to get some, quick.

A man who missed his flight by a few minutes breached security at Madrid's airport and ran across the tarmac to flag down the aircraft.

The former boy band gathered to celebrate JC Chasez's 40th birthday Monday and Timberlake documented the milestone with an Instragram pic.

The parents of two Americans killed in the Benghazi attacks in 2012 have filed a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, who served as secretary of state at the time.

Have we entered the era of the hackable election? Security researchers explain how easy it would be to hack electronic voting machines.

Nine months after Turkish forces shot a Russian warplane out of the sky near the Syrian border, the bad blood between the countries is over.

Hundreds of thousands of fans are descending on Rio for the Olympic Games, but many aren't checking into hotels. And Airbnb is benefiting.

Usain Bolt is unsurprisingly oozing with confidence as he edges closer to realizing his "Triple-Triple" gold medal dream at the Olympic Games in Rio.

Not long ago the idea of U.S. energy independence seemed far-fetched. Now, there are signs it could happen next decade thanks to the shale revolution.