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Austrian police discovered three critically ill children in a truck carrying 26 migrants. Separately, four suspects in the deaths of 71 migrants appeared in a Hungarian court.

Buying trafficked goods could constitute providing financial support to a terrorist group, the agency said.

The decision was driven by customer demand, not politics, a company spokesman said Wednesday.

The U.S. president has invited his counterpart to the White House in September, but the meeting will come amid rising tensions over hacking.

Results show unmarried women have higher levels of “linked fate,” the idea that individual success relies on the success of a group.

Dr. Dre, executive producer of "Straight Outta Compton" and founding member of N.W.A., has issued a formal apology for his past.

Doctors found melanoma in four spots on his brain, the former president said Thursday.

The NCAA has faced a litany of litigation in recent years amid concerns about student-athlete compensation.

CEO Jeff Bezos released an internal memo to employees denying the New York Times' depiction of Amazon as a "soulless, dystopian workplace."

Chinese government agents are operating secretly in the U.S. to pressure influential expatriates to return home.

The plant, which employs about 850 people, was shut down temporarily after bacterium that causes the disease was found in a cooling tower.

Clinton Correctional Facility inmates described abuses such as being beaten while handcuffed and thrown against walls following Richard Matt and David Sweat's escape.

The Department of Defense's recently updated guidelines state that war correspondents could be considered "unprivileged belligerents" in certain conditions.

After attempting to clarify his Megyn Kelly "blood" comment, The Donald splits with longtime adviser Roger Stone and slams an editor for bouncing him from an Atlanta event.

Between 8,000 to 18,000 people are reportedly infected with Legionnaires' disease annually in the United States.

"We see lots of campaign conservatives but if we are going to win in 2016 we need a consistent conservative.”

For 16 years, Jon Stewart waged a war against lies and hypocrisy. Here are a few of his biggest targets.

The trial of the two journalists triggered widespread criticism as state officials had stressed in recent days that they were committed to protecting freedom of the press.

Egypt, which is dealing with a growing insurgency in the Sinai Peninsula, is accused by rights groups of stifling dissent.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden is believed to be exploring a potential presidential run, according to two reports in the New York Times.

The U.S. Senate is poised to vote on a bill to strip Planned Parenthood of its federal funding. Sen. Rand Paul says with just a little support from Democrats it could pass.

While British politicians are talking tough on the migrant crisis facing the country, refugees in France are determined to get to the U.K. at any cost.

He's exiting the magazine months after it retracted an erroneous story about a gang rape at the University of Virginia.

A former reporter's critique of stories published in May amounts to "industry advocacy, not unbiased journalism," the newspaper says.

The former New York governor and GOP presidential contender had a choice tweet Monday for Hillary Clinton.

A memo from CEO and founder Nick Denton says "Gawker's growing up," just as another editor is booted out.

If the measure passes, openly gay or bisexual adults would no longer be prohibited from being leaders.

Sandra Bland’s family chose not to have the service televised, but its members allowed media representatives and the public to observe the arrival of her casket.

U.S. President Barack Obama highlighted his effort to assist in the electrification of rural Africa to help drive its economic development.