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25,000-Year-Old Sinkhole In Wyoming Is A Treasure Trove Of Ice Age Fossils

An ancient cave in northern Wyoming has revealed the fossilized remains of thousands of Ice Age animals.

'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Kick 'Guardians Of The Galaxy' Out Of Top Box Office Spot

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" performed unexpectedly well at the box office this weekend, despite poor reviews. But "Guardians of the Galaxy" stayed strong domestically and overseas.

ISIS Arrest At JFK: North Carolina Man, Alleged Islamic State Weapons Trafficker Held Without Bail

The 44-year-old convicted felon was arrested after a trip to Lebanon where he tweeted a number of messages supporting ISIS under the name Abu Omar al-Amreeki.

Wikipedia More Accurate Than News Outlets, Readers Say; Why They're Wrong

British readers who trust Wikipedia more than traditional news forget that those news articles provide Wikipedia's information.

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US Weapons To Iraq: White House Will Let Pentagon Arm Kurdish Forces

The Obama administration is close to approving a plan that would allow the Pentagon to sell weapons directly to Kurdish forces.

Teen Choice Awards 2014: Red Carpet Recap With The Best And Worst Dressed

The Teen Choice Awards brought out the tween elite on Sunday night in Los Angeles with stars like Shailene Woodley, Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez scoring big on and off the red carpet.

US Government Begins Supplying Weapons To Kurdish Forces In Iraq: Report

The Obama administration is also reportedly closing in on an approval from the Pentagon to arm Kurdish forces.

Ebola Outbreak: Spanish Priest Gets Experimental Drug ZMapp; Nigeria Confirms Another Case

The untested drug has so far been used on two Americans infected with Ebola, a virus that has killed nearly 1,000 people in West Africa.

Farah Baker, A Gaza Teenager, Becomes Social Media Phenomenon By Tweeting About War

While the U.S. and other Western countries have classified Hamas as a terrorist group, Baker says it defends people.

China Says More Than 150 'Fugitives' Wanted For Corruption Are In US

As part of Chinese President Xi Jinping's wide-ranging crackdown on corruption, Chinese police are working to nab overseas fugitives.

China To Launch Its First Recoverable Moon Orbiter By Year-End: Report

The orbiter, which will test technology to be used in Chang'e-5, will travel to the moon and back.

Australian Boy Poses With Severed Head As Country Joins Rescue Efforts In Iraq

The son of a convicted Australian who escaped to Syria was photographed holding a soldier's severed head.

Hillary Clinton Criticizes Obama, Blames His Policy For Rise Of The Islamic State

Clinton is widely believed to be preparing for a presidential run in 2016 and distancing herself from Obama's foreign policy moves.

Researchers Release Oil Into North Sea To Study Immediate Result Of An Oil Spill

The new findings could provide valuable insights into the behavior of spilled oil within a day of the accident and help first response teams.

Iraq's Political Crisis Deepens As Nouri al-Maliki Threatens Legal Action Against President

Al-Maliki, whose party won the most seats in April's elections, is seeking a third term as prime minister of the strife-torn country.

At Least 39 Killed In Iranian Plane Crash

IRNA said that eight or nine had survived and quoted a doctor as saying that one of the injured had regained consciousness.

Kinder Morgan To Fold Units Into One Company In $70B Deal

Kinder Morgan's overall valuation reportedly suffered because it traded as four entities and the market struggled to understand it.

Pope Says The Violence In Iraq Offends God And Humanity

Pope Francis thanked volunteers in Iraq and said his personal envoy Cardinal Fernando Filoni would leave Rome for Iraq on Monday.

Kurds Recapture Two Towns In Iraq From Islamic State Militants, Credit US Airstrikes

U.S. officials caution airstrikes have a limited purpose and are not part of a wider campaign.

Tax Avoidance: Mitch McConnell In-Law Registers His Ships In Liberia To Avoid U.S. Taxes

McConnell virtually silent on the issue as Democrats ramp up rhetoric for mid-term elections.

Republicans Criticize Obama Handling Of Iraq; Say More Than Airstrikes Needed Against Islamic State

State Department pulled personnel from the U.S. Consulate in Arbil, the capital of the Kurdish region in northern Iraq.

Ebola Virus Outbreak 2014: SIM Missionaries Working In Liberia Will Return To The US

The missionaries are not sick and do not display symptoms of Ebola.

US Proposal To Smooth Tensions In South China Sea Overlooked At ASEAN Regional Forum 2014

China rejected Secretary of State John Kerry's call for a moratorium on provocative actions and denied any tensions in the disputed territory.

Rwandan Man Accused of War Crimes Arrested Crossing Into US

Leonard Teganya, 42, is accused of violating international law and the Canadian Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act.

VW Recalls Tiguan For Fuel System Problem, Routan For Ignition Problem

No accidents or injuries were reported because of the problems prompting the two recalls.

US Airstrikes Destroy ISIS Targets In Sinjar As Yazidis Flee To Syria

Thousands of Yazidis, a religious minority in Iraq, fled to Kurdish areas of northeastern Syria as the Islamic State threatened to kill them.

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