The recent growth of the Islamic State (IS) and the killing of the American journalist James Foley has forced the US government to mull over a direct military action in Syria against the militant group.
The United States has condemned the movement of Russian trucks into eastern Ukraine without the consent of the Ukrainian government.
Like reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey'? You are probably at risk of eating disorders, a new research says.
Monkeys, ghosts and gods cannot hold copyrights for images, the U.S. copyrights office has said.
The U.S. has announced 5 million dollars each for providing information on the location of four top members of the Pakistan-based Haqqani network.
Senior Hamas Leader Saleh al-Arouri has acknowledged that member of the group kidnapped and killed three Israeli teenagers from the West Bank in June.
The U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said on Thursday that the Islamic State (Isis) terrorist group is "beyond anything we've seen".
Sierra Leone's deadly Ebola crisis can be traced to one healer in a remote border village who claimed to have healing powers to cure the disease.
A new research shows that mothers are heavily relying on Facebook for the advices for taking care of their babies.
Movie star Jackie Chan has apologized to the public after his son Jaycee Chan was arrested in Beijing on Tuesday for testing positive for marijuana use.
The Islamic State militant who killed U.S. journalist James Foley may be a Londoner, according to The Guardian.
Renowned yoga guru B.K.S. Iyengar, who was instrumental in introducing yoga to the western world , passed away in Pune, India on Wednesday, The New York Times reported.
As tributes pour in for the journalist James W Foley slain by the Islamic State, a tiny city of Syria stands out for its brave stance in mourning his death.
After the Islamic State militants released the video showing the beheading of US journalist James Foley, U.S air crafts conducted 14 airstrikes near Mosul Dam in northern Iraq, the defense department reported on Wednesday afternoon, according to Fox News.
A female news reader sans a headscarf has caused outrage in Saudi Arabia. The anchor for the Al Ekhbariya channel was reading a bulletin from London
