In Syrian city of Homs, an orderly evacuation of rebels

The evacuation of a rebel enclave in the Syrian city of Homs started Saturday.

Trump stands by wiretapping claim during Merkel visit

President Donald Trump on Friday refused to disown claims, highlighted by his White House, that British intelligence tapped his phones following a request by President Barack Obama last year, risking a deepening rift with America's key ally.

Former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort wanted for questioning in Ukraine corruption case

Ukrainian prosecutors want to question Paul Manafort in connection with a corruption investigation and have made repeated requests for assistance from US authorities, CNN has learned.

Tillerson on North Korea: Military action is 'an option'

The US would consider military action against North Korea if it was provoked, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday.

Former UK Treasury chief takes job editing a free newspaper

He used to run the world's fifth largest economy. Now he'll edit London's free evening newspaper. Former U.K. Treasury chief George Osborne was named editor of the Evening Standard on Friday, an appointment that shocked Britain's political and media establishment. The Standard is a free tabloid with a circulation of 900,000.

Dutch elections: Wilders' far-right party beaten, early results show

Conservative Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has staved off a challenge from his far-right rival in an election widely seen as an indicator of populist sentiment in Europe, preliminary results indicated Wednesday.

Federal judge blocks new travel ban; Trump calls it 'judicial overreach'

A federal judge in Hawaii blocked President Donald Trump's new travel ban on Wednesday afternoon, hours before the ban was set to go into effect.

Tillerson to warn China of sanctions over North Korea

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will tell his counterparts in China that the US is prepared to increase financial penalties against Chinese companies and banks that do business with North Korea, according to senior US officials.

Who are the Russians who allegedly hacked Yahoo?

Dmitry Dokuchaev -- an officer with Russia's intelligence agency, the Federal Security Service -- is one of several men named in the US Justice Department's indictment in connection with a conspiracy to hack into Yahoo's network.

Child's DNA used to identify Kim Jong Nam's body, police say

The body of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un slain last month, was identified using a DNA sample from one of his children, Malaysian authorities said Wednesday.