North Korea has marked the anniversary of the Korean War -- and its annual "Struggle Against US Imperialism Month" -- by releasing two anti-American postage stamps.
A British judge said Friday that Charlie Gard, the 11-month-old baby with a rare, terminal medical condition who has been the center of an ongoing legal battle, can be evaluated by a doctor from the United States.
At least 16 Hindu pilgrims were killed Sunday when their bus veered off a national highway and plunged into a gorge in Indian-administered Kashmir, a local official said.
Silverstone proved home from home again for Lewis Hamilton as a record-equaling fifth victory Sunday at the iconic British circuit saw him close the gap on F1 title leader Sebastian Vettel to just a single point.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- delivering a feisty and stirring message on the one-year anniversary of a failed coup aimed at unseating him -- lauded the popular resistance that helped stop the brazen attempt against him and promised to decapitate "traitors," a sign that his harsh crackdown against his foes over the last 12 months will persist.
Eight people were killed and more than 40 were seriously injured after clashes at the end of a League Cup final football match at Demba Diop Stadium in Dakar, Senegal on Saturday.
A New Zealand tourist visiting St. Maarten was killed by the blast of air from a jet. She and many other tourists have gone to an area near the airport to experience the hurricane-force winds from the jets. CNN's Rene Marsh reports.
One of two teenagers taken into custody after five men were attacked with acid in London will face multiple charges, including one count of grievous bodily harm, Metropolitan police said Saturday.
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