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A 61-year-old Canadian grandmother says she surpassed her own world record for the longest abdominal plank by a woman, holding the position for five hours at the Huntsman World Senior Games.

The U.S. military has executed at least 135 of its own -- a rogues' gallery of notorious mutineers, deserters, rapists and killers -- over the past 250 years. In a few weeks, former Army psychiatrist and mass shooter Nidal Malik Hasan's name is ...

A Russian guided bomb exploded next to public buses filled with passengers in eastern Ukraine, authorities said Thursday, killing 30 people as part of a wave of attacks that also worsened power outages in the capital.

Students barricaded a high school in northeastern Paris with garbage bins on Thursday before police moved in with tear gas, as France's nationwide protests showed few signs of ending.

The Trump administration says it's monitoring reports of the suspected plague in Russia and plans to screen the trickle of travelers arriving from the affected region.

Israeli archaeologists lifted a 2,000-year-old Jewish ritual bath weighing about 25 tons out of the ground in one piece this summer. Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologists say the find points to a Jewish settlement previously unknown to scholars ...

Federal prosecutors filed new charges against former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, on Thursday, alleging they tortured Americans and others held in their government's custody.

It's a story partly defined by cold, hard numbers and uncompromising precision.

In the debut episode of "The Dialogue," Ben Freeman, Director of Democratizing Foreign Policy, and Blaise Misztal, Vice President for Policy at the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, debate whether U.S. support for Israel makes ...

The Trump administration has held discussions with Chinese officials on conducting reciprocal visits to nuclear facilities, according to a U.S. official.