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With goat-leather leggings and a brown bear fur hat, the 5,300-year-old mummy must have strutted the Alps with an eclectic style.

Here's one kid who'll probably learn to fly before she can crawl.

North Korea may send agents after a top diplomat who defected to South Korea recently, a defection expert told CNN.

The Viacom board met Thursday evening to approve a settlement that will change the face of the company.

The Philippines' fiery new president triggered a war of words that has shocked many Filipinos after he publicly accused a female senator of being an "immoral woman."

She's just 15 and already a world champion -- but Ren Qian had a new shiny Olympic gold medal to show off Thursday.

For the first time, the United Nations has acknowledged its own involvement in a devastating cholera outbreak in Haiti in 2010 that killed at least 10,000 people.

Many times war is boiled down to daily stories of how many people were killed, how many were wounded, what places were bombed.

Three bomb attacks targeting Turkish security forces in the east of the country have killed 11 people and wounded nearly 300 others, authorities said Thursday.

Sharp kite strings have killed three people in India in a single day, according to police.

They are not as safe or as well run as government correctional facilities, the Justice Department concluded after an extensive review process.

Chinese swimmer Fu Yuanhui's memorable stunned-yet-thrilled reaction to winning the bronze medal in the 100-meter backstroke final at the Olympic Games in Rio last week made the Internet love her even more.

Most people wouldn't give this tote bag a second look, but an eagle-eyed Arabic speaker on the Berlin metro noticed the bag's not-so-secret message.

Usain Bolt booked his place in the final of the 200-meters -- and still had time to have a laugh on the finishing line before watching Justin Gatlin crash out.

As athletes from around the world compete in Rio de Janeiro in the Summer Olympics, many Saudi women also dream of playing sports and winning gold medals for our country.

Beheadings, mass executions, public hangings and torture -- it's all part of the massive drug war next door.

Twenty-seven days after an Indian military jet mysteriously vanished from radar on a routine flight over the Bay of Bengal, authorities are no wiser as to the aircraft's fate, Indian officials say.