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One man died in a hail of bullets as he traveled in the dark of night, flanked by bodyguards.

A British retail magnate could be stripped of his knighthood following the release of a blistering parliamentary report on the collapse of department store BHS.

Terror once again struck the streets of Iraq's capital Sunday, after a suicide bombing killed at least 21 people in a residential neighborhood in northern Baghdad.

The soldiers are on edge, peering nervously into the dark. They can make out the sound of people -- they can never know whom -- approaching their position on this mountainside overlooking Mosul.

Munich residents struggle to understand how a mass shooting will affect their community and reflect upon how they can move forward.

When everything on Earth has been shared and reviewed on social media, it's time to take to the skies.

Turkey is disbanding its elite presidential guard unit following an attempted coup that left hundreds dead this month, the Prime Minister said.

The gunman who killed nine people in a rampage in Munich on Friday was obsessed with mass shootings and appeared to have planned the attack for a year, officials said.

A slow simmer of conflict between pro-Russian rebels and Ukrainian forces has mushroomed into a deadly 24 hours in Ukraine's war-torn east.

ISIS is claiming responsibility for killing dozens of people during a peaceful demonstration by a minority group in Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday.

A gunman opened fire at a Munich McDonald's and then at a shopping mall, killing nine people Friday evening. So far, there are more questions after yet another deadly rampage in Europe.

Thomas Sutherland, who was held hostage in Lebanon for more than six years, died Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado, according to Colorado State University, where he'd been a professor. He was 85.

The International Olympic Committee will not issue a blanket ban on Russian athletes hoping to compete in the 2016 Olympic Games and will instead leave the decision up to individual sporting federations, the IOC confirmed in a statement Sunday.

Heavy rains triggered flooding and landslides in China this week, leaving at least 72 people dead, authorities said.

The United Nations described a joint suicide bombing that killed 80 people in Afghanistan as a "war crime," saying those responsible for the attack on a peaceful demonstration will be held accountable.

A teenage gunman opened fire at a busy shopping district in southern Germany -- killing nine people before police found his body on a nearby street, authorities said.

Five people, including the mayor and vice mayor of a southern Mexican town, were shot and killed Saturday, the secretary of government for the state of Chiapas said.

Suspects in Turkey can now be detained for up to 30 days without charges and the government can listen in on all conversations they have with their lawyers under a decree issued by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, according to the Resmi Gazette, an official government publication.

ISIS is claiming responsibility for killing dozens of people and wounding more than 200 during a peaceful demonstration in Kabul, Afghanistan.