Articles by Sarah Berger

Items found in Mozambique were “consistent with drift modeling” of how plane parts might have traveled via ocean currents, Australia’s transport minister said.

Demonstrations were set for Thursday in California after workers for supplier Taylor Farms reported seeing snails, worms and mold on food products.

At least 400 operatives trained in Syria, Libya and other locations are being deployed in autonomous cells to launch attacks in areas outside of the Middle East, security officials say.

Starbucks says one of its employees was wounded in Tuesday’s attacks.

While commuters might be fearful to fly after Tuesday's explosion, attacks on airports in the past decade have actually been fairly limited since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York City.

Security sources told the Berlin newspaper that the group who had carried out the Paris terrorist attacks was only one of three groups assembled to carry out attacks in western Europe.

Watch the live-stream of Benjamin Netanyahu’s address.

Check out these fun recipes and facts for National Tamale Day.

Tuesday's service interruption was the third in two months for the country's largest telecom company.

In a speech Monday, the Republican seemed to fare well with members of the pro-Israel lobbying group, drawing cheers and standing ovations.

At least one suspect was killed Monday at a converted hotel in the African nation's capital, and two were held for questioning, reports said.

The Marine, who was not immediately identified, died “providing force protection from fire support.

On Twitter, ISIS claimed that the attack was "part of a series of operations in response to the humiliation and searching of Muslim women at checkpoints."

The other victims of the attacked included two Israeli citizens.

The U.S. administration says the outbreak of the virus has not been a factor in the president’s travel decisions.

Skip the crowds and still soak in the beauty of the services, which will be live-streamed here.

An attorney representing Salah Abdeslam, the recently apprehended suspect in the Paris terrorist attacks late last year, says he plans to challenge extradition.

The holiday is celebrated by almost all Christian denominations.

The test, granted an emergency OK, will help doctors determine if a person is infected with Zika, chikungunya or dengue.

The maker of cereal and other foods says it will soon begin letting consumers know when products contain genetically modified organisms.

An agreement to slow the influx of refugees into Europe via illegal smuggling does not protect those in danger, critics said Friday.

Young adults make up more than a quarter of the U.S. population, and chains like Olive Garden are working to attract more of them.

The music streaming service will fork over as much as $25 million, plus a penalty, while publishers will refrain from filing claims, a report said.

Hillary Clinton won victories in four of five states Tuesday, while GOP front-runner Donald Trump won three — but lost to John Kasich in Ohio.

For the first time in 11 years, people in the capital city were advised to stay indoors and not engage in vigorous exercise outdoors.

A definitive agreement on their joint music business, which would include a lump-sum payment of $733 million, is expected by March 31, the parties said.

The government in Pyongyang is said to have been threatening strikes against the U.S. and South Korea amid annual military drills.

The footage purportedly shows a man urinating on cereal as it comes off an assembly line in Memphis, Tennessee.

Activist groups applauded the appointment of Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, previously the first openly transgender White House official.

The weeks leading up to the official first day of spring had many Americans feeling optimistic that the days of torrential snowstorms and blustery winds were far behind them.