China says there was no racism in a state-televised blackface skit.

Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has ruffled some feathers.

NRA's Wayne LaPierre things schools should become "hardened targets" in wake of school shooting.

The Southern Poverty Law Center noted that the number of neo-Nazi groups has sharply grown in the past year.

Donald Trump Jr. said he appreciated poor people's smiles in a country with a bitingly poor populace.

North Korea has been accused of attempting to violate United Nations sanctions.

After a terrorist attack in Nigeria, parents fear that a number of schoolgirls have been abducted.

A rise in electric vehicles could be a boon for mines that use child labor.

Parkland, Florida shooting survivors turned activists face conservative backlash. One Florida aide allegedly called them actors.

Venezuela launched a cryptocurrency Tuesday, the first backed by a nation.

South Korea said that it will announce joint military drill plans with the U.S. after the Paralympics.

ISIS has claimed credit for a shooting outside of a church in Russia.

North Korean cheerleaders are trained very differently than other cheerleaders from around the world.

Yacht consumers with a lot of cryptocurrency are now in luck, a Florida boat dealer will now accept Bitcoins for boats.

Syrian doctors claimed that they saw evidence of a gas attack carried out by Turkish forces, but Turkey has denied the use of chemical weapons.

Iran's foreign minister believes that despite President Donald Trump's insistence, it can keep the nuclear deal alive.

Nikolas Cruz has been linked to the Republic of Florida, a white supremacist and militia group.

The company that took Otto Warmbier to North Korea posted a video of the country's military parade.

After Wednesday's shooting at a Florida High School, here's a quick look at the state's lax gun laws.

If it maintains it's current rate, the opioid crisis could cost an additional $500 billion by 2020.