Thousands Flee Ramadi As Battle With ISIS Intensifies
The governor of Iraq's strife-torn Anbar province says the situation is spiraling out of control to an unprecedented degree.
South African President Jeered At Refugee Camp
Some in the crowd addressed by Jacob Zuma say his response to a spate of xenophobic attacks in the country came too late.
ISIS Militants Kidnap 120 Schoolchildren In Mosul
Reports indicate the children, with ages between 12 and 15, will be either held for ransom or trained as fighters for the Islamic State group.
Clinton Would Make An 'Excellent President,' Obama Says
U.S. President Barack Obama also described Hillary Clinton as a "formidable candidate in 2008" and an outstanding secretary of state.
Anti-Assad Imam Shot Dead In London
A possible feud at the mosque could have driven the murder, police sources said.
Iranian Foreign Minister Reaches Out To Hardliners
Mohammad Javad Zarif emphasized Iran could pull back from a deal on its nuclear program in the event world powers do not live up to their promises.
Saudis Clear Delivery Of Humanitarian Aid To Yemen
The Red Cross had called for an immediate pause in hostilities to deliver life-saving medical aid, saying three of its shipments had been blocked.
Mexican Police Attack Bus Carrying Students
A group of 43 students from the same college are believed to have been murdered by a drug gang, with the connivance of local officials.
'For God's Sake, Open The Door': Germanwings Flight 9525
Transcripts published Sunday detail the final moments of the flight, as the captain battered the cockpit door, demanding to be let in.
Air Canada Jet Overshoots Runway In 'Hard Landing'
The flight was carrying 137 people, when it experienced difficulties landing at Halifax airport. No fatalities were reported.
Saudi Blogger Sentenced To 1,000 Lashes Speaks Out About Flogging
The online activist was arrested in 2012 for alleged offenses including insulting Islam, cyber crime and disobeying his father.
UK Parliamentary Candidate Suspended After Plot Exposed
Afzal Amin was suspended after allegedly plotting with far-right extremists to ignite racial hatred in a bid to win votes.
Pentagon Probes ISIS Threats Against Members Of US Military
The investigation was sparked by an online post by the militant group, which revealed personal information about U.S. military personnel.
Pegida March In Edinburgh Falters After Only '4 Supporters' Showed Up
Supports of Pegida were set to march from Edinburgh's Waverley Station to a rally outside the Scottish Parliament.
3 British Teens Return To UK After 'Plotting To Join ISIS In Syria'
The teenagers arrived in the U.K. Saturday and were arrested on charges of suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts.
US Aid Workers Evacuated From Sierra Leone Over Ebola Fears
The evacuation follows the infection of an American health-care worker who is now being treated at a U.S. hospital.
Carbon Emissions From Energy Sector Stall In 2014
The lack of a rise in emissions last year is the first time in 40 years when a halt in growth or a reduction was not tied to an economic downturn.
Malaysia Marks First Anniversary Of MH370 Disappearance
The country's prime minister offers prayers for the missing passengers, and pledges to continue searching for the aircraft.
'I Feel Like A Dead Man Walking,' Jihadi John Says
Emails the notorious Islamic State group militant sent to a British journalist detail his anger and paranoia that he was being targeted by the U.K.'s security services.
Newly Discovered Bacteria May Define A Lower Size Limit Of Life
The bacteria are so small that 150,000 can fit into the tip of a human hair. They are believed to be quite common, and were found in water samples.
