Lee Kuan Yew Death Rumors: Singapore Prime Minister Office To Lodge Police Report
Some major news organizations circulated a death hoax about Singapore's founder, former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.
Tunisian Parliament Attack: Demonstrators Protest Terrorism In Tunisia, World Leaders Show Solidarity [PHOTOS]
World leaders also condemn the violence that killed at least 20 in the country's capital and declare support for its citizens.
Tunisia Parliament Attack Update: Gunmen Reportedly Still At Large; EU Policy Chief Blames ISIS
A deadly attack in Tunisia "strengthens our determination" to fight global terror, the European Union's Federica Mogherini says.
Tunisia Parliament Attack Live Stream: Militants Dead, Victims' Nationalities Identified, 20 Hostages In Serious Condition [PHOTOS]
A museum in the Tunisian parliament complex was filled with about 100 tourists when two armed attackers entered and opened fire.
Vanuatu Cyclone Pam Aid: China Pledges $4.8 Million Worth Of Supplies, Ministry Says
Beijing joins global efforts to help an island nation in the Pacific recover from a storm that devastated most of its infrastructure.
Japan Nuclear Restart: Sendai Reactor Inches Closer Toward Meeting New Safety Standards
Many have protested the government’s plan to relaunch the country’s nuclear energy program following the Fukushima disaster.
Bali Nine Update: Executions Could Be Delayed For Months Because Of Filipina Judicial Review
The judicial review of the Filipina member of the group could mean a delay of about three months.
Iran Nuclear Program Talks: 90 Percent Of Technical Issues Resolved, Tehran Official Says
Iranian officials say the majority of technical issues have been resolved, a change from Western diplomats' expectations of a long debate earlier today.
Cyclone Pam Update: Red Cross Launches Emergency $3.8 Million Appeal As Supplies Run Out
Nearly half of Vanuatu's population has been affected by food, water and supply shortages, government officials say.
United Airlines Flight 1074 Turned Around: Man Runs Toward Cockpit Yelling 'Jihad' [VIDEO]
The man ran toward the cockpit and reportedly claimed to have a bomb, but no weapons were found on him.
Iran Nuclear Program Talks: Deal Still Not There, Pressing Issues Unresolved, Western Diplomat Says
Delegates from Tehran were more optimistic than Western counterparts about negotiations aimed at limiting Iran's uranium use.
Cyclone Pam Vanuatu Update: Widespread Homelessness, Damage, But Death Count Lower Than Originally Feared
Cyclone Pam's winds of up to 185 mph left a devastating effect on the small South Pacific island nation.
Obamacare 2015: Uninsured Rates Lowest In Four Decades Despite Republican Criticisms
The Obama administration released a report showing Obamacare has reduced the number of uninsured, despite Republican efforts to overturn law.
Florida Helicopter Crash: All 11 Remains Recovered, Louisiana National Guard Says
The Louisiana National Guard released the names of the unidentified victims Monday.
Bali Nine Update: Australia Excluded From Indonesia's Visa-Free List Unrelated To Upcoming Executions, Minister Says
Australians were the third largest group of visitors to Indonesia after Singaporeans and Malaysians.
India Land Acquisition Act: Police Fire Water Cannons At Protesters Over Controversial PM Modi Bill
The protesters marched 37 miles to New Delhi before clashing with police outside Parliament.
Japanese Golden Eagles Face Extinction With Only 500 Left In Wild
Human development has been cited as the primary reason for the subspecies' decline.
South Korea Elderly Poverty Rate Highest Among OECD Countries, Report Says
A recent report reveals that South Koreans have some of the least-generous pension systems and highest elderly poverty rates in the world.
Maldives Ex-President Sentenced To 13 Years In Prison Under Terrorism Charges
The former president's conviction on terrorism charges was politically motivated, his supporters say.
Marijuana Legalization In Nevada: Voters To Decide Whether To Regulate Like Alcohol
Voters in Nevada are likely to be able to decide whether to end prohibition on marijuana possession.
Turkey Raids Homes, Arrests Twitter Users Who Insulted President Erdogan
Activists were alarmed over the growing limits on freedom of expression in the country.
Russian Bombers Refueling In Vietnam: Moscow Calls US Concerns 'Puzzling'
Moscow said its cooperation with the Southeast Asian nation was in line with international norms and bilateral agreements.
Pope Francis Short Pontificate: 'Brief' Papacy Of 2 Or 3 More Years In Vatican Expected
"It is a vague feeling I have that the Lord chose me for a short mission."
Afghan Taliban Meeting In Pakistan Reveals Obstacles To Peace Talks
One Afghan Taliban leader favors negotiations with Kabul, while another opposes them: Pakistan is attempting to bridge the gap.
Terry Pratchett 'Discworld' Order Of Books: Most Up-To-Date Version
Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels span over 40 books but they can be organized by several character arcs.
Syrian Civil War: Country Sees 83% Decline In Lighting, Petition Launched To 'Turn Lights Back On'
Video shows teachers risking their lives to keep schools running and doctors performing surgery by the glow of cell phones.
Korean Unification: Plans For Forced Absorption Untrue, South Korean Official Says
The head a presidential panel said he misspoke, and that the South was committed to peacefully unifying the two Koreas.
China Terrorism Crackdown: Rising Cases In 2014 Concern Rights Groups
Most arrests involved the Uighur Muslim minority in Xinjiang and protesters in Tibet.
Myuran Sukumaran Art: Bali Nine Inmate Paints Indonesian President's Portrait Ahead Of Execution [PHOTOS]
While in prison, the Australian prisoner has picked up art and used it to make a personal appeal to Indonesia's president.
Bali Nine Executions: Indonesian Minister Threatens Australia With 'Human Tsunami' Of Refugees If Provocations Persist
"If Canberra keeps doing things that displease Indonesia, Jakarta will surely let the illegal immigrants go to Australia."
