Reuters

Hundreds of people, including children, were stranded on the peak after Mount Ontake erupted without warning just before noon on Saturday.

The Ryder Cup is coming to a close, but not without plenty of anecdotes.

Before adjourning the hearing, the judge said he had not finished reviewing all the evidence in the case, which amounted to 160,000 pages.

The crash occurred Friday night, when a semi truck crossed over a median into oncoming traffic near Ardmore, Okla.

Riot Police used pepper spray to disperse those who had stormed Hong Kong's government headquarters, but many students held their ground.

Hundreds of Taliban fighters attacked a district close to the Afghan capital, Kabul, and reportedly beheaded 15 people

Secondary students are joining university groups in protesting the limitations imposed on the city's democratic process by China.

The company said the iOS 8.0.1 was live for only an hour, before it quickly pulled it back to investigate the issue.

President Xi Jinping is considering replacing Governor Zhou Xiaochuan, an advocate of pro-market financial reforms.

In the past few years, several major companies and executives have faced high profile interrogations by the UK Parliament.

Boeing said its tests on the battery were in line with regulations.

Obama, speaking at the UN, asked the world to join together to fight the militants and vowed to keep up military pressure against them.

The software is used to control the command prompt on many Linux computers.

"We just don't have a confirmation to make at this point," said Pentagon spokesman Colonel Steve Warren. "We don't have personnel on the ground to verify, so we're continuing to assess."

More than half of Americans believe that brands should drop their sponsorship deals with the National Football League over its handling of players accused of domestic violence, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll.

As recently as a week ago, NATO said it believed Russia still had around 1,000 soldiers inside Ukraine.

Gross, co-founder and chief investment officer of Pimco, and other executives have reportedly been interviewed by the SEC as part of the probe.

Draghi has in recent days signaled the bank was ready to use additional unconventional tools to spur inflation and growth.

Some Xiaomi phones automatically send user data to the firm's servers in Beijing, where the company is headquartered.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Suu Kyi, 69, is barred by the constitution from becoming president.

Economics professor Ilham Tohti, 44, stood trial for two days last week on separatism charges in the western region of Xinjiang.

The event will be emceed by prominent members of the Indian American community.

Merck, which has been hit by several drug development failures, wants its own pharmaceuticals business to remain a medium-sized entity.

A U.S. jury found Arab Bank liable for providing material support to Hamas.

Rafa Nadal withdrew from the International Premier Tennis League, but Roger Federer replaced him.

The United States is building an international coalition to combat the radical Sunni Muslim group.

Ghani was scheduled to hold his first news briefing as president-elect later on Monday.

The attacks hit territory in and around the towns of Saraqeb and Ehsim in Idlib province on Sunday.

The incident was one of the most significant breaches at the White House since Obama became president in 2009.