A fugitive who once acted as the lawyer for a group of U.S. Baptist missionaries accused of kidnapping 33 Haitian children was arrested on human-trafficking

The self-proclaimed "lawyer" for 10 Americans arrested in Haiti has been arrested himself in the Dominican Republic, and he is expected to come to the United

A potential revolution in treating blindness could be on the tip of the tongue. It’s a mini video camera with a “lollipop” that’s placed on the tongue. A

India is spicing up its arsenal by testing chili powder in grenades, according to the Times of India. These “chili-nades” are designed to work like tear gas.

Experts in Japan developed a mosquito that spreads vaccine rather than disease when it bites humans, it emerged Friday.

FBI agents and police swooped Thursday on suspected members of a gang thought to be involved in the slaying of three people linked to the U.S. consulate in

Australian professional surfer Clint Kimmins has emerged as the wave-riding equivalent of the boy who cried wolf.after he admitted to posting online reports of

A French court Thursday sentenced a mother to 15 years in jail for smothering or strangling to death six of her newborn babies.
 

There are plenty of good reasons why parents rarely name their children Adolf or Judas. So why would a parent dress her youngster up like Adolf Hitler?

A Chicago man accused of helping scout out the Indian city of Mumbai before the 2008 terrorist attack that left 166 people dead pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges.

Exchanging saucy text messages earned two Emirates Airline cabin crew a trip to jail, according to USA Today.

Melbourne, Victoria residents were back on high alert after there were two more shark sightings that were in shallow water, within feet of the shoreline, the

U.S. officials say a drone strike last week in Pakistan apparently killed a top al Qaeda trainer who helped supervise December's suicide bombing at a Central

A call to a friend cost a North Korean man his life, according to published reports. The man, identified only as Jung, reportedly confessed under torture to

A zoo in northeastern China has been shut after a spate of Siberian tiger deaths - with reports Wednesday saying dozens of the dead animals may have been used