A Texas man who fatally shot a convenience store clerk in 2000 has been executed, a week after a failed lethal injection in Tennessee

A lawyer for the woman who says she was gang raped at a Cornell University fraternity says she was “misled” by authorities about the status of the criminal investigation in the weeks after she first went to police

Christa Pike is “angry and confused” after surviving an attempt to execute her in Tennessee

The families of thousands missing after Nepal's catastrophic floods have mixed feelings about the government's decision to stop search efforts

The governor of Okinawa has demanded the central government do more to ensure discipline among U.S. troops on the southern Japanese island

Sri Lanka is facing severe drought, leaving reservoirs dry and farming communities struggling

Two new lawsuits are challenging President Donald Trump's recent spate of federally funded television advertisements

María del Carmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman whose eviction from her Madrid home sparked protests across Spain, has died

As Israel gears up for national elections this month, the country remains focused on Oct. 7