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The death of one of ISIS' most prominent figures, Abu Mohammad al-Adnani, is one more example of the pressure the group is under in both Iraq and Syria.

The Pentagon's inspector general said this week that safeguards still haven't been put in place to protect taxpayer dollars from being used for unauthorized expenses by the military.

London's Somerset House opens its doors Thursday to the European premiere of 'Björk Digital,' a touring exhibition of video and VR.

A French ban on the burkini -- a swimsuit that covers the whole body except for the face, hands and feet -- has prompted fierce debate, but women in one part of China are wondering what all the fuss is about.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Is it a message to the city, pedestrians, drivers or just a prank? No one knows for sure, but several crosswalks appear to be giving the middle finger in Houston.

For 107 hours in May 2016 the sun, wind and rain powered an entire nation, Portugal.

Airline food doesn't have to be gross and Nik Loukas's Inflightfeed blog can prove it... most of the time

Gaming revenues in the Chinese territory of Macau edged up slightly in August, snapping a 26-month losing streak that has hurt the casino industry and slammed the city's economy.

India is launching a new program that rewards foreign investors with a 10-year residency permit if they invest $1.5 million in the country.

Three male sea otters have been found dead with gunshot wounds in California. Authorities are offering $10,000 in reward for information.

Firefighters in Scottsdale, Arizona are fairly used to getting snake removal calls. But not three, in a month, in the same area.

Mother Teresa dedicated her life to helping the poor in India, performed several miracles and won a Nobel Peace prize in 1979. But how hard is it to become a saint?

A former airline manager is accused of using her job to smuggle packages on flights to China out of New York's JFK airport, prosecutors said.

Brazil's Senate voted 61-20 Wednesday to remove President Dilma Rousseff from office, finding her guilty of breaking budgetary laws in an impeachment trial.

A Florida hospital is evacuating 209 patients overnight after an electrical fire erupted in the generator room of the facility.

Supporters of ousted Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff protested the South American country's Senate decision to impeach her by taking to the streets, clashing with police in Brazil's largest city, Sao Paolo.

As people make plans to enjoy the last unofficial week of summer, several tropical storm systems are threatening southeastern US and the Hawaiian Islands.

Mother Teresa, a nun who dedicated her life to helping the poor in India, will be canonized as a saint September 4, Pope Francis announced Tuesday.

Pope Francis has recognized a second miracle attributed to Mother Teresa, paving her way to sainthood.