Baby With Zika-Linked Defects Born In New Jersey
The birth to a mother who was infected in Honduras is the first in the New York area.
Israeli Jets Strike Gaza Strip After Rocket Fire
Cross-border incidents have been escalating for days, but neither side seems to be seeking another war.
Suspicious White Powder Sent To Trump Tower
Six people were being monitored for possible toxic exposure at the candidate's New York City building.
Claimed Killer Of Bin Laden Arrested For DUI
Ex-Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill, whose story of the 2011 raid is disputed, was found impaired in a parked vehicle in Butte, Montana, police said.
Hundreds Of Migrants Try To Crash Greek-Macedonian Border
A rumor that the fence would be opened led to a sudden crush.
Scores Killed In Pakistan Suicide Bombing
A Taliban faction says it was targeting Christians on Easter. The terror attack struck a popular park in Lahore full of women and children.
Airport Blast Killed 2 New Yorkers
Dutch siblings Alexander and Sascha Pinczowski reportedly were on the phone with relatives when Tuesday’s explosion occurred.
Belgians Arrest 6 Suspects In Raids
Authorities on Thursday captured six people linked to Tuesday’s attacks, while French authorities made an arrest in a Paris suburb.
US Sends B-52 Bomber To South Korea In Show Of Support
The move is a response to North Korea's widely doubted claim to have detonated a hydrogen bomb.
Boko Haram Attack On City Repelled, Nigerian Army Says
The extremist group, which the government claims is beaten, struck a village near the northeastern city of Maiduguri.
Israel Strikes Gaza After Rocket Lands Across Border
Casualties, if any, in the air raid are unknown, but violence on the ground continues.
Mosquito-Borne Virus Linked To Birth Defects In Brazil
The Health Ministry is calling the link "is a unique situation in global scientific research."
Civilians Killed In Colorado Shooting Identified
An Iraq War veteran and a woman who was accompanying a friend to the clinic died, along with a college police officer.
Germany's No. 2 Bank Chief To Quit
Martin Blessing was credited with bringing Commerzbank back to stability after the financial crisis.
Sanders Begins TV Campaign With $2M Ad Buy
The minute-long spot, which will air in Iowa and New Hampshire, introduces him as a fighter for social justice who rose from humble roots.
Fog Grounds Dozens Of Flights At London's Heathrow Airport
The disruption came at the end of school vacations, when many Britons would be traveling.
Cosby Must Give Deposition In 1974 Assault Case
Accuser Judy Huth was 15 at the time of the alleged incident at the Playboy Mansion.
George HW Bush Released From Maine Hospital
The former president's spokesman said he was "very grateful" for his care at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
Pentagon Chief In Israel To Mend Fences, Not Sell Iran Deal
Ashton Carter says the accord won't preclude military action if needed, admits he won't convince Israelis.
Xbox, PlayStation Networks Grounded By Hackers
The self-styled Lizard Squad, which could allied with North Korea or just seeking publicity, claims to have done it.
