Senegalese wrestling is a sport for giants -- and they're more than happy to grind your bones. A sport that was once down on its luck is now a national favorite, with participation and investment booming.
Casting a wary eye to threats from its west, Japan will invest billions of dollars in new submarines, ships and stealth fighter aircraft under a record defense budget approved by the Cabinet on Thursday.
On the morning of Eid al-Adha in December 2006, Raghad Saddam Hussein, her sister and their children squeezed together in front of the television in Raghad's home in Amman and wept as they watched footage of her father being hurtled by masked men to the gallows where he would be hanged.
On Wednesday, Trump announced he is forming a new White House National Trade Council that has one goal: To stop the "exodus of jobs" to China, Mexico and other countries.
A tractor-trailer plowed into a Christmas market in a major public square in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring 48, police said on Monday, December 19.
In an unprecedented public appeal to an incoming president, kidnapped American citizen Caitlin Coleman addressed President-elect Donald Trump directly in a video, urging him to secure the release of her and her family.
Militants that routinely attack Russian government facilities may have pledged allegiance to ISIS. Nick Paton Walsh examines the implications for the Middle East conflict.
One day after the assassination of Andrey Karlov -- Russia's ambassador to Turkey -- Christopher Hill says the deadly incident may be a symptom of a disease running rampant throughout the Asian nation.
The Associated Press photographer who captured viral images of Russian ambassador Andrey Karlov's assassination at an art exhibition in Ankara has recalled the terrifying moment the gunman opened fire.