Tens of thousands of Iraqi Christians now live in tents, schools, and abandoned buildings. War weary and despondent, most now say they want to leave Iraq.
Another Russian convoy has crossed into Ukraine without permission, this time in an area away from the intense fighting.
The U.S. government says an American held hostage for about two years in Syria has been released.
Iceland raised its aviation alert to red Saturday as a subglacial eruption began at the restless Bardarbunga volcano, which has been rattled by thousands of earthquakes in the past week, the country's Meteorological Office said.
As the U.S. pledges to strike down ISIS, the terrorist army has not only been trying to fill Americans with fear by killing James Foley, they've been doing it from inside our borders.
In the aftermath of typhoon Haiyan, one pastor and his wife mourned the deaths of their loved ones and find a new lease on life by bringing their ministry back to life.
The ISIS terrorist shown beheading American journalist James Foley speaks English with a British accent. What does this mean for the United States and other Western countries?
Many in government, the media and academia are fighting for stricter laws to separate Americans from their guns because of a belief that it will mean less crime and violence.
The war-weary faces of the Yazidis reflect a horrific past, a precarious present, and an uncertain future. "We wait for the mercy of God," one Yazidi refugee said.
Cries for the utter defeat of ISIS is growing around the world after the terrorists group released a video apparently beheading American journalist James Foley.