Senate Democrats have done it again, filibustering a Republican attempt to vote on President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.
Tens of thousands of refugees and migrants from the Middle East have flooded Europe, and now several countries are saying "no more."
North Korea says it's revamped and restarted all of its atomic bomb fuel production plants. The news comes just one day after Pyongyang warned it is ready to launch "satellites" aboard long-range rockets.
The humanitarian crisis in Europe is sparking debate in the United States over how many refugees the government should accept.
Since World War II, a major U.S. strategic objective has been to keep the Russian military out of the Middle East. But now the Russians are moving into the neighborhood.
J.R. Bucklew, with the Deaf Bible Society, says ISIS is attempting to prey on a vulnerable community and explains how the Gospel in sign language is transforming the lives of deaf people around the world.
Excitement and expectations are rising across Cuba ahead of Pope Francis's visit, hoping it will encourage a major transformation of the island nation marred by Communism's grip.
The EU country working hardest to solve the Mideast migrant crisis is stepping back. Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers warn President Barack Obama's plan to receive more refugees could lead to a major terror attack.
Protestors rallied across several Polish cities Saturday, expressing their concerns that a wave of migrants from the Middle East will bring a flood of Islam and terrorism to their country.
Saudi officials say high winds were to blame for the toppling of a massive crane that smashed into Mecca's Grand Mosque and killed at least 107 people.