Kenya suffered the worst terrorist attack in its recent history when militants fighting with al-Shabaab raided a university campus and killed nearly 150 students.
A Canadian teacher has been sentenced to prison for molesting a number of Indonesian school children.
A man is in jail after attacking an ex-girlfriend when she told him she was pregnant.
As retailers and cities respond to political pressure to increase the minimum wage, McDonald's has taken the lead among fast food chains by announcing a 10 percent raise for some of its employees.
The sitting senator from New Jersey, Democrat Bob Menendez, has been indicted on federal corruption charges.
In an effort to maintain its market share, which has been threatened by competitors like Chipotle, McDonald's announced plans to make its legendary breakfasts available all day.
The hotel chain Days Inn fired a minimum wage employee for an interview the employee did at the manager's urging.
A dog had his day at a ceremony where a Purple Heart it dug up was returned to the family of its owner.
An Alabama police officer will have his day in court after leaving an Indian man paralyzed.
It appears as though a racist chant that took place at a University of Oklahoma branch of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was learned from the national organization.
Indiana became the target of a boycott and strong words from major tech companies after the state passed a controversial law that allows businesses to refuse service to someone if it would violate a person's religous beliefs.
Saudi Arabia has begun airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen as a Saudi invasion of that country becomes more and more likely.
The United States has opened a new front in the war against the Islamic State: information.
The United States has joined the effort to liberate the Iraqi city of Tikrit from the hands of the Islamic State, causing a number of militias to say they will no long participate in the offensive.
Saudi Arabia has moved troops and military equipment to its border with Yemen, suggesting the oil rich kingdom may soon intervene in that country's political situation, which have been chaotic and kinetic since a group of rebels known as Houthis overthrew the previous government.
