Pennsylvania Turnpike traffic starts rolling again after standstill
Travelers stuck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike for almost 24 hours started rolling again Saturday night.
4 killings at school, residence shake town in Saskatchewan
The killings of two adults at a school and two teenage brothers at a residence have left residents shattered, the mayor of La Loche, a small town in northern Saskatchewan, said Saturday.
Blizzard with 'life and death implications' hits D.C., Mid-Atlantic
The nation's capital and Baltimore are taking a direct hit from a monster snowstorm that has up to 85 million East Coast residents in its path.
Four dead, several injured in shooting in Saskatchewan school
Four people were killed and an alleged shooter was arrested Friday after gunfire erupted at a school in a small town in northern Saskatchewan, Chief Superintendent Maureen Levy of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said Friday night.
Explain it to me: Iran elections and why we should care
Iran has been in the news a lot lately. The nuclear agreement has been implemented, prisoners have been freed, sanctions lifted. All is right with the world, and Iran is on track to becoming a friend of the West, right?
North Korea arrests American student for 'hostile act'
A University of Virginia college student from Cincinnati has been detained in North Korea after being accused of a "hostile act" against the government there.
Saudi cleric's son: 'He knew they would kill him'
Mohammed al-Nimr was at home in Indiana when he got news of his father's beheading. It was a terrible jolt, though they both had known death was inevitable.
Adopting JiaJia: Abandoned Chinese boy heads 'home' to U.S.
Brian and Jeri Wilson don't sleep much on the 17-hour flight from Kansas City to Beijing. JiaJia, the Chinese orphan waiting for them, can't sleep either.
ISIS may have saved the A-10
ISIS seems determined to destroy much of what's in its path as it tries to conquer more territory in Iraq, Syria and elsewhere, but it may have inadvertently saved a fleet of U.S. Air Force jets.
U.S. tightens visa policy for some Europeans
The U.S. began implementing changes Thursday to its visa policies that will make it harder for some Europeans to travel to the United States in a bid to keep ISIS adherents out of the country.
