Michelle Mark

An image of a popular anti-Gamergate critic was manipulated to make him look like a suicide bomber and then circulated on social media.

French President Francois Hollande and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry use "Daesh" to refer to the Islamic State -- some argue that everyone else should.

The Western military alliance could invoke Article 5, which declares an attack against one ally to be an attack against all, security experts said.

Lebanese authorities arrested five Syrians and one Palestinian in the twin suicide bombings that killed 43 in Beirut's Burj al-Barajneh district Thursday.

The bill, which will legalize marijuana only for medicinal and scientific reasons, has passed through Congress.

Rep. Mike Honda, D-Calif., whose granddaughter is transgender, will head the task force examining violence and other issues affecting that community.

Opponents of a Brazilian draft law say loosening gun restrictions will only worsen the country's murder toll, which reached 60,000 in 2014.

The government will honor its commitment despite challenges in transporting, processing and housing the arrivals, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.

The U.S. is one of the only countries doing worse than it was 25 years ago, with maternal mortality rates rising to 14 deaths per 100,000 live births from 12, the United Nations said.

Anastasia Lin, the China-born Canadian entry, says after speaking out on human rights abuses in China, she never received an invitation letter to the contest final.

The leftist guerrilla group confirmed Tuesday it would halt all weapons and munitions purchases as it continues peace negotiations with the Colombian government.

Prosecutors believe Mexican businessman Manuel Trillo was the financial operator of Joaquín Guzmán's Sinaloa drug cartel, and have imprisoned him in same the maximum-security prison Guzmán escaped from.

The legendary New Orleans musician played his last show Monday night in Madrid's Teatro Lara.

Australia's Coalition government is acting on a set of 27 recommendations from a joint committee on intelligence and security that include revoking citizenship for dual nationals involved in terrorism offences.

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at the University of Virginia said Monday that it and its members "suffered extreme damage to their reputations" following the magazine's story about a gang rape it alleged took place at the fraternity.

“There is no political calculation. The only thing we seek with the creation of this record is justice for the victims,” a Peruvian official said.

Five former military officials are accused of committing crimes against humanity under the right-wing government of former President Leon Febres Cordero from 1985-1988.

The decade-long project to overhaul the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' paper system could cost $3.1 billion and take an additional four years.

Escapee Joaquín Guzmán of Mexico may be in Argentina attempting to cross the border into Chile, officials said Friday.

In wake of the Kim Davis case, Matt Bevin, who was elected Tuesday, said he plans to have county clerks' names from the documents.

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia proposed a national fund be created to help end the conflict between the guerrilla group and the Colombian government.

A justice of the High Court of Gujarat issued an order decrying some Muslim men for abusing the polygamy provision in the Quran for "selfish" reasons.

Police declined to name the suspect or where the alleged incident took place.

Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been admitted to Mount Sinai Hospital for testing and chemotherapy after doctors discovered a new growth on his bladder.

The agriculture giant was listed as one of the interested parties in the Supreme Court ruling that applied an injunction against Mexico's agriculture ministry, which had permitted the use of genetically modified seeds.

Activists are saying more than two dozen detainees in a Texas detention center have faced punishment for staging hunger strikes in the past week, although the U.S. denies the claims.

A review commissioned by the U.K. government says bonuses for the country's finance executives should be connected to the amount of women the firms employ in senior positions.

The Republican candidate defeated Democrat Jack Conway Tuesday, and will become one of the state's few GOP governors in recent decades.

A grand jury decided Tuesday not to indict police Officer Connor Schilling in the shooting death of 19-year-old Darrius Stewart.