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Leader’s plan to accept more than 3,000 newcomers stalls, country’s Syrian community pushes for help
Britain's second-in-line to throne shares his experiences in BBC documentary released during National Air Ambulance Week
Move paves way for sanctions on people who have planned, financed or carried out attacks, recruited for or supported group's activities
EU nations ordered the European Commission to establish whether Bosnia has earned candidate status, a process that could take a year
Fifty-one corporations, including Facebook, Twitter, MasterCard, Johnson & Johnson, yogurt maker Chobani and other companies, have committed to easing access to education, employment and financial services for some 6.3 million refugees in more than 20 countries
Migrants on the islands must apply for admissibility to the asylum system in a procedure that can take months
Tulsa police say man had no gun; video shows he had hands up
Hard-liners accuse him of being ‘part of a major Western project to infiltrate’ the country
The reports in the biggest mobile phone market were a new setback for Samsung Electronics, which is struggling to restore consumer trust after dozens of reports of batteries that overheated or caught fire in other nations
Dispute is over potentially oil-rich seabed off the two countries' Indian Ocean coasts
Ceremony, organized by associations of victims, gathered hundreds of families and people injured in attacks, in presence of President Francois Hollande
Veep repeated as best comedy series and its star, Julia-Louis Dreyfus, won a record-breaking sixth Emmy as best comedy actress
Youma Fall and new community of young women are pushing cultural and gender boundaries, using coding and entrepreneurial skills to enter booming mobile technology movement traditionally led by men
Demonstrators take some of credit for introducing income inequality into broader political discourse, for inspiring fight for $15 minimum wage and, for creating receptive audience for Democratic presidential campaign of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders
Albee was proclaimed the playwright of his generation after his blistering 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' opened on Broadway in 1962
Project highlights Japan's recent push to make tourism a valuable boon for a stagnant economy
In stark contrast to the 1991 beating of her father, Lora King hugged many LAPD officers as she joined them to talk to young people who had run-ins with police
Submarine carrying researchers from the University of Hawaii and Conservation International discover a 13,000-foot extinct volcano at the bottom of the sea
America's oldest Latino civil rights group has historically opened all its meetings with the pledge and a prayer similar to one George Washington is said to have recited
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