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Hours after airstrikes killed 14 family members in Aleppo -- including 10 children -- Russia announced it will temporarily stop airstrikes on the rebel-held eastern part of the city.

Airbus' boss believes his firm is poised to pull ahead of Boeing in the neck-and-neck race between aviation industry arch-rivals.

On a road several kilometers outside Mosul on Monday, a convoy of Peshmerga fighters got a taste of the resistance the Iraqi army and police are facing inside the volatile city.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that it's time to stand up and act decisively against state sponsors of terror.

In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti.

A UK right wing lawmaker who wound up sprawled unconscious on the floor of the European Parliament after announcing his intention to run for his party's leadership has resigned.

Mulham Ekaidi, Deputy Commander for the Fastaqim Movement rebel group in Aleppo, appeals for anti-aircraft missiles to defend Eastern Aleppo.

Of all the battles in the fight against ISIS, the operation to retake Mosul could prove the most significant.

Two and a half years since 219 Chibok schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram in Nigeria, sparking a global outcry and the #BringBackOurGirls campaign, there has finally been some good news. Yesterday, 21 of those girls were reunited with their families in an emotional ceremony in Abuja, embracing the parents they thought they'd never see again.

So it begins: The long-envisioned assault on Mosul, the hugely symbolic Iraqi city where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared ISIS' self-styled "caliphate" more than two years ago.

A major offensive to recapture Mosul from ISIS is under way, as Iraqi-led forces advance on the city, which has been under the terror group's control since June 2014.

The world's oldest panda in captivity died Sunday in Hong Kong's Ocean Park.

Pepsi says it's getting serious about cutting sugar from its drinks.

ISIS got smacked with a trio of setbacks over the weekend, with the loss of a key city, the death of an influential figure and -- oh yes -- the invasion of its biggest stronghold in Iraq.

The assault on Mosul has begun after months of planning and often tortuous negotiation about the make-up of the attack force.

It was tears of joy for a seven-year-old boy from Queensland, Australia, whose hard-won savings finally earned him biggest wish.

Fourteen unaccompanied refugee teenagers from the notorious "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais, France, have arrived in Britain.

Iran has some tough new competition in the race to capitalize on India's booming demand for oil.

Ever had a tube journey from hell? How about a tube journey into hell -- or out of it, depending on which way you're traveling.

Cai Guo-Qiang is back, and with his most ambitious project to date: a 1,650-foot ladder in the sky made of -- what else? -- fire.