Saudi Arabia tries to break 'dangerous' addiction to oil
Saudi Arabia has finally revealed what life after oil may look like. The world's top oil exporter and Middle East power on Monday unveiled an ambitious plan to diversify and become one of the 15 biggest economies in the world.
Top U.S. intelligence official: ISIS has cells in UK, Germany, and Italy
America's top intelligence official, James Clapper, said Monday that ISIS has clandestine cells in the United Kingdom, Germany and Italy, comments that come as President Barack Obama concludes an overseas visit where he asked Europe to contribute more to the fight against ISIS.
Brazilian Vice President Michel Temer: I want to regain the people's trust
Signs on the way to Brazilian Vice President Michel Temer's house offer harsh words for the man who could take the helm in the South American country if its President is impeached.
North Korea launches missile from submarine, South Korea says
North Korea fired what is believed to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile off the east coast of the Korean peninsula, the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said Saturday.
Donald Trump defends shifting tone: 'I've got to be different'
Donald Trump defended Saturday his method of striking a different tone at rallies than he does behind closed doors with party officials.
Japan's first stealth fighter jet test: 'extremely stable'
Japan joined the exclusive stealth jet club Friday with the successful test flight of its first radar-evading aircraft -- a prototype called the X-2.
Prince cremated, private memorial service held
Prince's remains have been cremated, the pop superstar's publicist said Saturday.Yvette Noel-Schure provided no information about where or when the cremation occurred or where the remains would be placed.
3 kids survive slaying of 8 family members in Ohio
Eight family members found dead in a rural southern Ohio community were shot in the head "execution style," most while they slept, authorities said Friday.
Brits to Obama: 'Sticking your hooter in' British politics is unwelcome
Not everyone in Britain, it is safe to say, welcomes the intervention of an American president in what's viewed as the internal politics of the United Kingdom.
Chinese officials: 45 Taiwanese 'confess' to alleged telecom fraud
Chinese officials say that 45 Taiwanese citizens who were deported from Kenya to mainland China this month have confessed to being part of a telecoms fraud syndicate and will face trial.
