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Though international spotlight is on denuclearization talks, North Korean leader has lot riding domestically on his promises to boost country's economy and standard of living
Porfirio Lobo says Central American country's current government is trampling his honor by bringing corruption cases against his wife and brother
Moves among surprising moments of bipartisanship for members who have long waged ideological battles about how students in the nation's second largest state learn history
First lady's press office also said it was 'not likely' any new winners of the National Medal of Arts, National Humanities Medal or National Medal of Science will be announced before the end of the year
Buble took a two-year break after losing his desire to make music when his son Noah was stricken with cancer
Authorities fear camps could become permanent fixtures, but with over 1 million Venezuelans now living in Colombia, officials said they had no choice
Big increase from a year ago was primarily caused by calendar
Attendees talked often of the California wildfires while paying tribute to female 'game changers, rule breakers and trailblazers'
First women's line to meticulously duplicate some of the doll's most iconic early looks marks Barbie's 60th birthday
In extraordinary move, Melania Trump publicly calls for the dismissal of a top White House National Security Council official, Mira Ricardel
Four lanes at the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa ports of entry in San Diego, California are being closed to install 'hardening' equipment for safety and security risks
Russia must be prevented from using energy as a weapon, like when it temporarily cuts winter gas supplies affecting mostly eastern Europe, said U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry
Journalists protested official statements labeling journalists 'prostitutes,' 'jackals, and 'intellectually and morally corrupt'
The Kremlin denied involvement in the Finnish GPS disturbance
WHO says informal health facilities in Congo have become 'major drivers' of the current, deadly transmission of Ebola
Little was known about Tenea, except for its links with Troy and for its citizens having been the bulk of colonists who founded Sicily's city of Syracuse
Younger generation of lawmakers, including record number of women, arriving in Washington flush with victory and optimism
Clergy members have become spiritual first responders in the opioid crisis, often leaving the pulpit to minister on the streets
Saad Hariri says the Shi'ite militant group bears full responsibility for the consequences, including Lebanon's flagging economy
The story of the botched assassination will be part of an epic tale told in a tightly secured New York City courtroom starting as prosecutors and defense lawyers make opening statements in Guzman's long-awaited trial
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